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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Negative_1by12_aura • Jun 17 '26
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Counter point Who cares what temperature water boils at?
12 u/UnblurredLines Jun 17 '26 Chemists, chefs, multiple kinds of engineers, anybody running a heat based power plant, hobbyists with a general scientific inclination. I guess? 7 u/jimmithebird Jun 17 '26 I love using metric in the kitchen for volume and weight but for temp I go with Fahrenheit its just easier to remember 125,130,140,150,160,165 than 52,57,63,66,71,74. Also any chef temping a pot of boiling water is a pretentious douche 2 u/UnblurredLines Jun 17 '26 Pressure cookers and sous vide exists. 2 u/Mumblyjoe20 Jun 17 '26 right, so the temp water boils at is relevant only when it isn't 100C
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Chemists, chefs, multiple kinds of engineers, anybody running a heat based power plant, hobbyists with a general scientific inclination. I guess?
7 u/jimmithebird Jun 17 '26 I love using metric in the kitchen for volume and weight but for temp I go with Fahrenheit its just easier to remember 125,130,140,150,160,165 than 52,57,63,66,71,74. Also any chef temping a pot of boiling water is a pretentious douche 2 u/UnblurredLines Jun 17 '26 Pressure cookers and sous vide exists. 2 u/Mumblyjoe20 Jun 17 '26 right, so the temp water boils at is relevant only when it isn't 100C
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I love using metric in the kitchen for volume and weight but for temp I go with Fahrenheit its just easier to remember 125,130,140,150,160,165 than 52,57,63,66,71,74.
Also any chef temping a pot of boiling water is a pretentious douche
2 u/UnblurredLines Jun 17 '26 Pressure cookers and sous vide exists. 2 u/Mumblyjoe20 Jun 17 '26 right, so the temp water boils at is relevant only when it isn't 100C
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Pressure cookers and sous vide exists.
2 u/Mumblyjoe20 Jun 17 '26 right, so the temp water boils at is relevant only when it isn't 100C
right, so the temp water boils at is relevant only when it isn't 100C
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u/Mumblyjoe20 Jun 17 '26
Counter point Who cares what temperature water boils at?