Hey, /g/, how do You cool your favourite beverage?

>>56303477
I don't. I'm not a manlet who can't drink my coffee hot

>>56303490
>Not drinking perfect 70°C earl grey

>>56303477
Do you enjoy drinking dust?
Using a Peltier cell would be clever

>>56303514
I have some peptides laying around, but the bottom of the mug isn't flat.

Also, all my big ass coolers are in the attic and I'm too lazy to get my ass up and fetch em

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>>56303540
*Peltiers, damn phone shitposting

>>56303477
>blowing room temperature air onto your drink
>cooling it
I saw a USB drink cooler/heater pad the other day but I don't care much for that shit so I didn't buy it.

>>56303556
You are either implaying that:
1. My room is hotter than the drink
2. Fuck thermodynamics, the temperature won't try to find equilibrium
3. Blowing air on a drink won't cool it (it will, it both circulates fresh, cold air and removes layer of water vapour so more can easily evaporate)

The USB coolers are shit, what you gonna cool with 2.5W and peltiers "efficiency"

Honestly that setup is more likely to warm your beverage.
How it would cool is through evaporation, and the rate of evaporation wouldn't be increased enough to offset the warming.
You'd have to do some maths to determine it exactly. Some pretty complex maths that I can't be assed