What is room temperature? I read things like “keep at room temperature” or “safe at room temperature” or “solid at room temperature”.
I have to ask myself, “Whose room are we discussing?”
When I lived in Alaska, room temperatures were somewhere between 60F and 70F. Some hardy folk let it drop into the 50s, simply because they lived on a boat or in an Eskimo lodge.
Now, I live in South Texas. What we call ‘a cool early morning breeze’ would be oppressively over-the-top summer temperatures for Alaskans. What we call ‘room temperature’ would be stifling. My jar of coconut oil says, “solid at room temperatures”.
Again I ask, “Whose room are we discussing?”
I took the jar out of the refrigerator and left it on the counter for a couple of hours. It is completely liquid. Whomever decided what ‘room temperature’ was, didn’t live in South Texas.
They didn't live up here either. So far summer has not happened. We have hardly had temps above 20 C at all this year. Not sure if we will get some sort of summer in August, but forecasts don't look good.
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