[ SECRET POST #2797 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2797 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[(Anonymous)]

I have two electric kettles because in the last ten years or so they started making them with the right plugs. But we have teakettles that go on the stove (not the cooker) or a person could use a saucepan or the microwave. It depends on what's available. They could even have a special hot water heater as a sink attachment if the house is new or yupscale enough.

[(Anonymous)]

Oops. Didn't read the end of the sentence. that would be water for tea or other instant beverages. Coffee gets made in a drip coffee maker, although kcups and other sorts of pods are becoming popular as well.

[(Anonymous)]

It's probably sad that I find this stuff so interesting.

It seems that coffeemakers are a pretty universal thing over in the US then? That's pretty cool. They have a completely different reputation over here, they're the kind of gadget you ask for on your wedding registry list, use on the weekends for the first six months of married life and then store away somewhere to gather dust.

Of course, you do get coffee aficiandos who invest in them too.

[(Anonymous)]

Pretty much, yeah. But it seems to me that coffee drinking is becoming more common place. Twenty years ago on my first trip to London, all coffee was instant in cafs. Now brewed coffee is much more available. And there are chains like Costa Coffee and Starbucks.Set designers are using drip makers as often as French presses or espresso machines, too.

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I meant to say common place in Britain. Sorry.

[(Anonymous)]

Pretty near universal. I own one and I don't drink coffee. It's for guests or parties where people might want it. Most workplaces will have a coffeemaker, and most hotels will have one in the room.