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Does anyone else put their ramen in the fridge after cooking it to cool it down to eatable temperature faster?

>> No.6072775

Enjoy lowering the temperature of your fridge which ends up spoiling the rest of the stuff in there.

>> No.6072778

>>6072753
no. i used to but ice cubes in it when was like 7 but that fucks with the water which fucks with the seasoning. now i just man the fuck up.

>> No.6072784
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>>6072775
If you're eating ramen chances are there is nothing in your fridge other than condiments.

>> No.6072786

>>6072775
this implies there's sufficient thermal mass of said food or insufficient cooling potential or insufficient thermal mass inside the fridge

>> No.6072810

I stir in a large ice cube before eating.

>> No.6072823

No, I used to put ice cubes in it, but now I drain the water, and use butter instead.

>> No.6072975

>>6072775
Lowering it will only keep things fresher.

>> No.6073181

>>6072775
>putting something hot in something cool makes it cooler

>> No.6073227

>>6072753

>not draining all of the water from your noodles before adding spices and vegatables
>eating awful soup

ISHYGDDT

>> No.6073235

>>6072753
In my country we call that 2-minute-noodles.

Shit stuff.

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>>6073235
What sort of heaven do you live in that you can boil water in 2 minutes?

C-can i live there?

>> No.6073351

>>6073339
Takes less than 30 seconds to boil enough water in an electric kettle and 2 minutes to cook the noodles.

This stuff is the very last resort for anyone who is hungry. And it's only ever considered if food delivery places are closed.

>> No.6073355

>>6073339
>>6073351
Oh I see. He's talking about a little electric teapot.

For a second I thought he was suggesting an electric range could boil a couple quarts of water and cook noodles in less than two minutes.

>> No.6073372
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>>6073355
It's not hard.

>boil water in electric kettle
>pour boiled water into pot with noodles
>add seasoning
>stir for two minutes
>eat

Even a frog could do it.

>> No.6073383

>>6073372
Americans usually do not own electric kettles. They are available, but most people just microwave a safe vessel, or put water on the stove. Obsessive coffee drinkers usually have their own dedicated machines that are similar to kettles.

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My parents used to make me ramen soup when I was sick. and put an ice cube in it so it would cool faster.

>> No.6073434

i just leave it to cool down for 20 minutes and browse 4chan

>> No.6073438

>>6073434

but im making sweet sundae ramen today
ive always wanted to try it

>> No.6073441

>>6073438

oh god someone post that image

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>> No.6073450

>>6073449

YES

>> No.6073471

when did you realize /ck/ was comprised mostly by foodNEETs?

>> No.6073479

>>6073471
>people on a mongolian petroglyph board live on fast food and ramen

who'd have tought of that

>> No.6073481

>>6072753
Fragile

>> No.6073485

>>6073449

this will happen in 6-8 hours

i will be back for you

>> No.6073486

Ok ok, I used `ramen` as the example to try and get some controversy and replies

But seriously guys, for _ANY_ food you cook that's too hot to consume immediately or within a few minutes.

Put that shit in the fucking fridge (or freezer!)

Use the Laws of Physics to Your Advantage

>> No.6073489

>>6073486
Don't you mean chemical reactions?

>> No.6073492

>>6073489
Chemistry is just applied physics you know

inb4 philosophical argument about Physics vs Mathematics

>> No.6073514

>>6073492
B-but it isn't the same

>> No.6073520

>>6073514
right chemistry is the dumbed down version for plebeians

>> No.6073526

>>6073514

It is dude

Boyles Law, for instance, which you learned about in high school chemistry? All physics

>> No.6073535

Reminder that Quantum Electrodynamics literally fundamentally describes and predicts essentially everything non-earth-pulling-you-down-gravity-as-well-as-moon-tides that you encounter in your lifespan

get fucking dunked on you subhuman no wait nonhuman non-physicist inferior literal garbage pieces of shit.

>> No.6073549

>>6073526
We haven't had any chemistry in high school

>> No.6073578

>>6072786

That ice ceam next to the boiling hot bowl or framen? Yeah.

>> No.6073597

>>6073383
Microwaving water is 4 times less efficient than a kettle. If you're paying $0.10/kWh a kettle pays for itself in only a few uses.

>> No.6074632

>>6073578
It's not ice cream if you keep it in the fridge.

Seriously though, keep your fridges full, bottles of things you want to drink cold are good for this. They don't suffer from a little temporary warmth nearby, and they do a much better job at retaining their chill than empty air.

>> No.6074636

>>6073372
>>6073383
They don't own them, and the ones they do own are damn slow due to voltage, so there's no reason to buy one. Merka.

>> No.6074738

i usually just eat a couple noodles at a time til its cooled enough