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Because it’s more refreshing than lukewarm water. Have you even tried it?
by stevenalowe 4y ago
Because it’s more refreshing than lukewarm water. Have you even tried it?
- dusted 4y agoHere in Denmark, people are divided on the subject of beverage temperature, some prefer it ice-cold, others don't. I'm firmly in the "don't care" group, unless I'm very thirsty, then I prefer less-cold (10-20 degrees) because it's more comfortable for me to chug than ice-cold. I'm very much in the "don't care" group, I'll drink cola gone flat that's been sitting in my car in a hot summer day..
- graftak 4y agoIn my experience the more water someone drinks, the chance higher the chance they drink it at room temperature. It‘s just not comfortable to drink (very) cold water all day long.
- Phrenzy 4y agoHello, I drink as much ice cold water as I can.
- hombre_fatal 4y agoI don’t think that’s it. It’s just what you’re used to. Here in Mexico I have met many people who don’t like ice cold beverages, and I suspect the lack of ice culture stems from the lack of potable water lines in houses thus ice makers aren’t common. You just grow up drinking water from the lukewarm delivered water barrel. Meanwhile I’m not sure I’ve met a single American who doesn’t like ice cold water (not to say you can’t find exceptional HNers). I think we’re just used to it.
- bradknowles 4y agoI have tried it. No, it's not. I will acknowledge that this might be a personal preference, but only if you agree to the same and stop pushing your personal preferences on others.