"Stone cold" usually describes a facial expression, not a temperature.

always letting it cool down way below room temperature

You can't let something cool below room temperature as it would just reach equilibrium at room temperature. You have to actively cool it (like put it in a fridge) to cool it below room temperature.

You must really like Cold Stone Creamery and Stone Cold Steve Austin.

Upvoted for being dumbass

How does this even work if you eat somewhere that doesn’t have a fridge for you to cool your food below room temperature? What’s wrong with you that you “always” burn your tongue even at nonburning temps?

You think cereal is better cold?!

There really are a lot of strange people on the internet. 😏 /s

Upvote for an actual unpopular opinion. Well done.

I love cold Pizza and cold fried chicken. That's where I draw the line unless it's food that is meant to be served cold/room temp.

I do disagree and you have my upvote. Just had a nice bowl of chili, pretty hot in both senses of the word, toast and hot coffee for breakfast.

A cool refreshing salad, sure. Sandwich is good cold (except grilled cheese). Cold french fries suck, cold scrambled eggs are horrible.

Thank you for your unsettling opinion.

Sitting here with my tongue hurting from some hot tea... 🤔

Objectively and demonstrably wrong. Excellent post.

Rice.

Possibly the worst opinion here

Upvoted

Yeah that's definitely unpopular. I could not imagine eating everything cold, like what the fuck?

This is not an insult. Have you taken any tests to see if you may be autistic? If not, you should.

So when did you find out you had autism?

How do you "let something cool down" further than room temperature? You can't really let something just sit still and cool more than the ambient temperature, so you must use some form of cooling element, like ice cubes or something.

Or this is bait, I honestly can't tell.

I think this wins the comm. Even more than the BJ post

This is like the inverse of Hot Grapes

If you are that concerned about burning your mouth or your tongue on even slightly warm food, I can recommend a really good therapist to help you out on that.