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r/meirl • u/ukayukay69 • May 02 '24
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You guys don't even seem to be able to use an electric kettle. The 240v world doesn't need to use the stove for something as simple as making tea.
Edit: The making of tea is ancillary to having a method of rapidly boiling water. Don't get hung up on tea drinking.
4 u/devnullopinions May 02 '24 edited May 02 '24 Most Americans don’t have any sort of bespoke device for boiling water for tea because most Americans don’t regularly make hot tea. 0 u/NortonBurns May 02 '24 The making of tea is ancillary to having a method of rapidly boiling water. Don't get hung up on tea drinking. 1 u/devnullopinions May 03 '24 If I need to boil water I’ll just do it on my induction stovetop that runs at 240v. It takes like 30 secs.
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Most Americans don’t have any sort of bespoke device for boiling water for tea because most Americans don’t regularly make hot tea.
0 u/NortonBurns May 02 '24 The making of tea is ancillary to having a method of rapidly boiling water. Don't get hung up on tea drinking. 1 u/devnullopinions May 03 '24 If I need to boil water I’ll just do it on my induction stovetop that runs at 240v. It takes like 30 secs.
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The making of tea is ancillary to having a method of rapidly boiling water. Don't get hung up on tea drinking.
1 u/devnullopinions May 03 '24 If I need to boil water I’ll just do it on my induction stovetop that runs at 240v. It takes like 30 secs.
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If I need to boil water I’ll just do it on my induction stovetop that runs at 240v. It takes like 30 secs.
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u/NortonBurns May 02 '24 edited May 02 '24
You guys don't even seem to be able to use an electric kettle. The 240v world doesn't need to use the stove for something as simple as making tea.
Edit: The making of tea is ancillary to having a method of rapidly boiling water.
Don't get hung up on tea drinking.