Obviously it will vary by person, but there are a couple of data points we can go off of. 1. Refrigerators are generally set to between 35 and 38 degrees which is the temperature at which most people will drink their soda at home.
2. The ideal beer temperature is considered to be 38 degrees, in part because a higher temperature means more carbonation is released creating a bigger head.
Because of the pressure inside the can, the freezing point is lower than if it were in a cup.
So, while anything between 32 and 40 is acceptable, ideal temperature is probably between 35 and 38.
You can chill your soda to 32 degrees by allowing it to sit in a mixture of ice and water. Want to cool it faster or farther? Add salt to the ice water. Don't make it freeze though or it will burst the can.
The ideal temperature is between 35 and 38 degrees F. It needs to be cold but not so cold that it freezes things.
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When you hold a cold drink in your hand, heat from your hand transfers to the cold drink, making the drink warmer and your hand colder. As the drink warms up, it becomes closer to your hand's temperature, and the difference in temperature between your hand and the drink decreases. This decrease in temperature difference makes the drink feel less cold to your hand.
The ideal cold food temp is between 35 and 42 f
No. The temperature of the alcohol has no effect at all, but may make a drink easier to swallow. That being the case, the cold probably increases the effect indirectly by encouraging people to drink more.
im assuming they drink both hot or cold water like normal people do
because if the light changed them so would the temperature
A stubby holder can help keep a drink cold for about 30-60 minutes, depending on factors such as the starting temperature of the drink, external temperature, and how well-insulated the stubby holder is.
It is better to drink a cold drink because it makes your body work harder to bring your body temperature back up, which in turn, burns more calories.
An exact relation doesn't exist.