/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.13971424]

>drinking plain water

[Anonymous No.13971436]

>>13971424
>t. american

[Anonymous No.13971455]

I'll use this worthless thread to ask: Can water actually go "stale" or is that just a meme?

[Anonymous No.13971461]

>>13971455
use your critical thinking abilities I beg you

[Anonymous No.13971466]

>>13971455
In a perfect storage unit, no. But even with modern packaging, there's still a risk. The plastic in water bottles does "expire" or degrade after a time which will leech some of that crap into your water. It gets worse the further back you go. In the 1500-1600s on long sea voyages, water would definitely get brackish and eventually become undrinkable due to being stored in wooden casks.

[Anonymous No.13971484]

why drink boring ass PLAIN WATER when you can buy water flavorings?

and soda water is gross and bitter, i buy these and squirt them into my glass

[Anonymous No.13971491]

>>13971424
Single mothers were a mistake.

[Anonymous No.13971516]

>>13971484
that’s fucking retarded lah

[Anonymous No.13971554]

hey we're doing that thread where one retard pretends to be hyper retarded so the rest of us retards can feel like "hey, I might be retarded but I'm not as retarded as HIM"
>>13971424
>hahhaha FUCK YOU'RE A RETARD OP
good job /ck/ we did it. See you in about 65 minutes when we do the exact same thing again. God I'm so at home here in this low iq board. This must be what family is.

[Anonymous No.13971631]

>>13971455
The water you drink is rarely pure, it likely contains bacteria/algae/other contamination in low levels from the air, container or the water source.

Light and temperature makes a big difference, you'll want to keep your water container cold and dark to prevent container degradation and microbial growth.

I'd keep tap water in a bottle for a week at most in the refrigerator but it's probably safe to drink despite tasting off for a bit longer, in ice form you could probably keep it for years without it even getting a bad taste

[Anonymous No.13971667]

>>13971436
Sounds more russian.
>Rent free etc.

[Anonymous No.13971673]

>>13971466
the whole water bottle expiring thing is mostly a myth. if stored in a cool environment it would take like 100 years if not longer for there to be anything noticeable leeching into the water

[Anonymous No.13971692]

>>13971424
want some mountain dew with your tendies, little buddy?

If you are over the age of 25 and drink soda with any regularity you should just end it now.

[Anonymous No.13971710]

I don't know how anyone gets by without drinking a ton of water. How do you ever feel hydrated? Do you need fizzy sweets in your mouth at all time? An ice cold glass of water on a hot day is extremely refreshing, and feels wonderful.

[Anonymous No.13971732]

>>13971692
yeah that OP guy is such a retard hahahaha

[Anonymous No.13971741]

>>13971673
>it happens
>it's a myth
Make up your mind. I didn't designate a time-frame but you can't deny it can absolutely happen.

[Anonymous No.13971764]

>>13971741
that's why I said mostly a myth. yeah after hundreds of years everything breaks down but I've heard people over the years squawk about chemicals leeching into the water when it's not really an issue.

[Anonymous No.13971789]

>>13971673
>>13971764
100 years before it STARTS? That sounds like a number you pulled from your ass.

[Anonymous No.13971791]

>not drinking water with acv
why are all of you so geh?

[Anonymous No.13971822]

>>13971789
After 1/10/100 years your main concern is going to be whatever microbial life was in the bottle when you bottled it that's been growing

[Anonymous No.13972127]

>>13971554
This, but unironically.

[Anonymous No.13972143]

I have only known one person who "doesn't like the taste of water"; she was one of the shittiest people I've ever met