What is the temperature range for 'warm' drinks?

The temperature range designated for 'warm' drinks is typically 125-130 degrees. This temperature range is considered comfortable for drinking while allowing the flavors of the beverage to be enjoyed without scalding the palate. At this level, drinks achieve a balance where they are warm enough to retain heat without posing a risk of burns, making them enjoyable to consumers.

In contrast, higher temperature ranges, such as those in the options involving 150-155 degrees or 165-170 degrees, may be too hot for immediate consumption and can lead to discomfort or burns when ingested. The option of 100 degrees also falls short of being suitably warm while still allowing a pleasant tasting experience. This understanding is essential in beverage preparation to meet customer preferences and safety.