Let's boil leaves: Tea and things that aren't technically Tea

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Goons with Spoons > Let's boil leaves: Tea and things that aren't technically Tea

Spuckuk: Aug 11, 2009; Being a bastard works

Are bog-standard electric kettles not an everyday household item in the US/Canada then? Literally every house and office here has one, it's as essential as a toaster.

The very idea of not having a cuppa available is a little terrifying to me :britain:

To add to the discussion, get thee some Yorkshire Tea, it's far from fancy, should be brewed strong and sullied with full fat milk

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Spuckuk: Aug 11, 2009; Being a bastard works

Do you not have electric kettles in like, every household?

As a Brit this utterly baffles me.

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