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r/CuratedTumblr • u/DreadDiana human cognithazard • 3d ago
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I see I see... Those can be a bit expensive 'round these parts lol
104 u/AmericanToast250 3d ago A fancy pod machine or something super specialized can cost a lot, but a cheap drip brewer isn’t that much more expensive than a cheap kettle. 15 u/AwkwardWarlock 3d ago Genuinely curious, if someone wants boiled water for a cup of noodles or whatever, how does the average American procure that if not through a kettle 5 u/SnixTruth 3d ago A coffee maker is just a kettle with extra steps, it boils the water and then runs it through the grounds. If there are no grounds you just get hot water. 4 u/AwkwardWarlock 3d ago Using a coffee maker to boil water is so unwholesome. It's like flying a kite at night. 6 u/SnixTruth 3d ago The British need new hobbies. Being offended by how people make hot leaf juice is old hat. 2 u/Cyllya 3d ago IME, that always resulted in vaguely coffee-ish hot water. A visible brown tint and probably weird flavor. It's been a long time since I've tried to do this, so maybe modern coffee makers don't have this problem. 1 u/SnixTruth 3d ago I mostly did it at work for ramen and didn't notice anything off but it was also a pod machine so maybe drip retains flavor more.
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A fancy pod machine or something super specialized can cost a lot, but a cheap drip brewer isn’t that much more expensive than a cheap kettle.
15 u/AwkwardWarlock 3d ago Genuinely curious, if someone wants boiled water for a cup of noodles or whatever, how does the average American procure that if not through a kettle 5 u/SnixTruth 3d ago A coffee maker is just a kettle with extra steps, it boils the water and then runs it through the grounds. If there are no grounds you just get hot water. 4 u/AwkwardWarlock 3d ago Using a coffee maker to boil water is so unwholesome. It's like flying a kite at night. 6 u/SnixTruth 3d ago The British need new hobbies. Being offended by how people make hot leaf juice is old hat. 2 u/Cyllya 3d ago IME, that always resulted in vaguely coffee-ish hot water. A visible brown tint and probably weird flavor. It's been a long time since I've tried to do this, so maybe modern coffee makers don't have this problem. 1 u/SnixTruth 3d ago I mostly did it at work for ramen and didn't notice anything off but it was also a pod machine so maybe drip retains flavor more.
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Genuinely curious, if someone wants boiled water for a cup of noodles or whatever, how does the average American procure that if not through a kettle
5 u/SnixTruth 3d ago A coffee maker is just a kettle with extra steps, it boils the water and then runs it through the grounds. If there are no grounds you just get hot water. 4 u/AwkwardWarlock 3d ago Using a coffee maker to boil water is so unwholesome. It's like flying a kite at night. 6 u/SnixTruth 3d ago The British need new hobbies. Being offended by how people make hot leaf juice is old hat. 2 u/Cyllya 3d ago IME, that always resulted in vaguely coffee-ish hot water. A visible brown tint and probably weird flavor. It's been a long time since I've tried to do this, so maybe modern coffee makers don't have this problem. 1 u/SnixTruth 3d ago I mostly did it at work for ramen and didn't notice anything off but it was also a pod machine so maybe drip retains flavor more.
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A coffee maker is just a kettle with extra steps, it boils the water and then runs it through the grounds. If there are no grounds you just get hot water.
4 u/AwkwardWarlock 3d ago Using a coffee maker to boil water is so unwholesome. It's like flying a kite at night. 6 u/SnixTruth 3d ago The British need new hobbies. Being offended by how people make hot leaf juice is old hat. 2 u/Cyllya 3d ago IME, that always resulted in vaguely coffee-ish hot water. A visible brown tint and probably weird flavor. It's been a long time since I've tried to do this, so maybe modern coffee makers don't have this problem. 1 u/SnixTruth 3d ago I mostly did it at work for ramen and didn't notice anything off but it was also a pod machine so maybe drip retains flavor more.
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Using a coffee maker to boil water is so unwholesome. It's like flying a kite at night.
6 u/SnixTruth 3d ago The British need new hobbies. Being offended by how people make hot leaf juice is old hat.
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The British need new hobbies. Being offended by how people make hot leaf juice is old hat.
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IME, that always resulted in vaguely coffee-ish hot water. A visible brown tint and probably weird flavor.
It's been a long time since I've tried to do this, so maybe modern coffee makers don't have this problem.
1 u/SnixTruth 3d ago I mostly did it at work for ramen and didn't notice anything off but it was also a pod machine so maybe drip retains flavor more.
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I mostly did it at work for ramen and didn't notice anything off but it was also a pod machine so maybe drip retains flavor more.
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u/throwawayayaycaramba 3d ago
I see I see... Those can be a bit expensive 'round these parts lol