Eli5: why are you not supposed to use warm water when thawing chicken?

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I’ve heard that warm water fosters bacterial growth or something but wouldn’t that take much longer to get to a harmful level than it takes to thaw?

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You want to keep the temperature out of the “danger zone” which is 40-140. Bacteria grows best in that range, so it’s best to not use warm water.

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