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3 months agoIt does. Heat conduction is faster when the temperature difference is large. Air soaks up a lot of heat, so still air is a poor heat conductor. If you’re blowing it around, you’re increasing the amount of fresh, colder air that can interact with the food.
One spoonful and a couple of breaths is small enough stuff to have a relatively small effect and a lot of error margin, though.
Not in the very rare case where the positivity is warranted because the product is decent, appropriately priced, and not too shittified.