#42

absolutely shite coffee

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#43

I just don’t think you can argue with the man who wrote animal farm about how to make a good cup of tea

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#44

What temperature can they serve it at then? Like is there a legal limit?

#45

:smiley:

Yeah but retailing something and making something delicious or perfectly are different things.

Personally can’t believe anyone would bother paying for a cup of tea somewhere anyway, unless you’re getting loose leaf.

#46

it was tea ffs

#47

I never drink tea at all, but I can understand if someone who drinks several cups a day is out for some reason and needs a quick fix, they’ll just buy a cheap cuppa.

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#48

unbelievable, some people.

#49

sometimes you just want a cup of tea though

i’d expect it to be made with boiling water (or close to that) wherever i buy it from

#50

no one needs a ‘fix’ of tea. come on. It’s not coffee.

#51

Two sausage, two bacon, beans, hash brown, fried egg and a tea. It’s loose leaf yeah?

Get out of my cafe.

Thanks I will.

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#52

i’m gonna assume their tea is as shite as their coffee

#53

precisely!

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#54

Just a marker post to say that I’ve avoided making that rubbish Marxism joke

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#55

actually I’ll have a coffee.

#56

I’m not saying it’s a chemical addiction like dickhead caffeine fiends, just a habitual thing that a lot of people take quite seriously.

#57

You grind your own beans yeah?

Only the Heinz ones ha. Seriously get out of my cafe.

Understood.

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#58

*anarchism

#59

Brexit wankers, mainly.

#60

well yeah, again here is some highly reliable cartoon journalism of the famous McDonald’s case, the coffee was served way hotter than most places and they were found to be at fault so pressumably it is the same thing here, it’s not like it takes long for boiling water to cool considerably.

#61

A quick Google says 5 seconds exposure to water at 60C can cause 3rd degree burns.