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Dilly Millandry • upvoted 16 items 10 hours ago

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Yeah... don't use something that just makes it easier. That would be so silly.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

'Tea time' lol!

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Yeah... don't use something that just makes it easier. That would be so silly.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

'Tea time' lol!

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Some people do have some very weird ideas over what constitutes typical British life. Makes you wonder if they've watched a period drama and mistaken it for a documentary! Brits do use grills (not ovens) when cooking cheese on toast or other things on toast - perhaps someone has got rather confused with that.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

It's inferior full stop. Over heated, under heated - all in one container. Costly option but people probably don't know how much it costs to run their microwaves. All those individual cups over time.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

You can get some fantastic different coffees these days though - why stick with plain and all too often not that well made? The number of times I've had coffee that's too strong or too weak from a filter machine or cafetiere doesn't bear thinking about. Dalgona coffee... definitely can be an 'exotic' dessert! People so willing to limit their options!!

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

You can just heat one cup in a kettle. Microwaves are great machines but they're really not very efficient when it comes to heating water - the water is also heated super hot in some parts and not hot enough in others. Why use the least effective method going?

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Yet many Americans are saying they do have a kettle and do drink tea. As other people in other countries also have a wide variety of coffee machines. It's useful to stay up to date with what is going on in the world I find.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Speeds up cooking many things and saves money as it's more efficient. I don't drink tea and have a quality bean to cup coffee machine (not boring drip or those cafetieres fashionable in the 90s) but I still find my kettle very, very useful. The microwave is more expensive when it comes to heating water, ditto using a hob. Per cup doesn't make much difference, sure, but added up over time... yes. For those who do drink tea they WILL taste a difference, only those who haven't tried it will persist in thinking there isn't. That is just lack of experience. Read the comments from those who bought a kettle and could instantly see an improvement in the flavour of their tea. The temperature of the water matters and will alter the taste of what comes out of the tea leaves and microwaves heat water unevenly, that's a fact. Don't want a kettle fine, no one cares but insisting there is no difference or no benefit isn't true. If you have a tiny kitchen, well, that's just unfortunate.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

And you can drink it multiple ways... including exotic 🙄

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

For all those arguing with you Honu, you are right. Electromagnetic waves in microwaves heat water molecules in random spots. This means that if the water is not heated long enough, pockets of boiling water may develop below a layer of cooler water. For better temperature control, it’s best to use other methods like a kettle. Certainly isn't a great way of making tea... no matter what some might like to think. The temperature of the water, even by a few degrees, makes a great difference to the flavours that come out of the tea.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Drip coffee is quaint. Don't have a machine that makes all the different types? Home version of a barista machine - why limit yourself with boring coffee.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Exactly, microwaved water has different temperatures in different parts of the mug, and even worse, you have no way of knowing which temperatures those are. Different types of tea require different temperatures, for example for green tea 70-80°C is optimal. With a kettle I can achieve that with one button.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Wasn't the toaster invented by a Scottish chap? Think Brits have mastered toasters thanks.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

No, heating it in the microwave does not produce equal hot water when it comes to temperature. For tea it matters. Not hot enough, brews too little. Too hot and it will produce too much tannin which isn't nice. YOU might not be able to taste the difference if you aren't a tea drinker, others can. So the method DOES matter when Andie makes tea for the husband.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Still have to heat water for the coffee press in fairness (though not a fan of those). Have bean to cup machine and instant coffee is banned! Still find kettle immensely useful for cooking.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

We don't, honestly. Some of you are morons in just the same way that all countries have morons (mostly in Government). Sadly, in this instance, one got employed by NYT!

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Dilly Millandry • commented on a post 23 hours ago

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

You raised the 'notion that microwaved water is some how inferior' and when it comes to tea, which is Lucas' point, it is. Also uses more power to boil a cup of water and most people will over boil water in a microwave which can concentrate some minerals in the water. So is it inferior as a method... probably.

Dilly Millandry • upvoted 23 items 1 day ago

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

I was taught growing up that microwaving water was dangerous. It heats unevenly, so you can get pockets of superheated water that will bubble over when you move the cup. Maybe that's wrong, but I've never microwaved a cup of water for that reason.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Nah... honesty, we just think the writer of the article is stupid.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Nah... honesty, we just think the writer of the article is stupid.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

It uses more power to use a microwave to heat a cup of water than it does to use a kettle to heat a cup of water - you don't have to fill the kettle up after all. Honu is absolutely right about the issues with heating water in the microwave, besides cost.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

There are some great tea merchants online. Otherwise, it depends on where you live really. I live in a fairly large metro, so there are quite a few good tea shops here. Though with Covid, I think pretty much all of them have started selling online, too.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

I don't do afternoon tea either, not sure what that's got to do with space.. bar if you're serving tea and cakes and I wouldn't do that in my kitchen. A kettle is a kettle no matter now many cups or what the meal. As I said, I use my De'Longhi a lot more. Can't abide disgusting coffee.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

It's all about temperature of the water. You do not want to boil it. Temperature needs to be between 93-97 degrees. Too cold, tea won't brew sufficiently. Too hot, the tannin in the tea makes the drink bitter. The reason why electric kettles win over microwaves is the accuracy of the temperature. By the time they switch themselves off and you pour the water on the tea the water is in the right temperature zone. That's why. So, nothing wrong per se in heating water in a microwave, you just can't be that accurate and your tea won't be anywhere near as pleasant. However, if you are happy with how it tastes, and a lot of the time taste is what you are used to (acquired), then why would anyone else care?

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

I was taught as a kid that you risk superheating the water in a microwave. It can heat unevenly, so you could have water above boiling temperature below cooler water. It will be still on the surface but can then aggressively bubble over when you move it. So I've never used it to heat water.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Honu, yes. Tea should not be made with boiling water. 93-97 is the sweet spot. The reason? Boiling water makes the tannin too strong and results in a very bitter tea.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

I've never bothered with a drip coffee maker and I drink coffee daily. I've mostly used a press or a filter basket over the years, so I've always had a kettle (first on the stove, then electric). It always seemed strange to me to have a separate appliance taking up space to heat water specifically for coffee, especially given that most drip machines make pretty mediocre coffee. I'm in my 50s, so I grew up with that being the standard, too. Of course, I also drink tea. Plus, when I first moved out to go to university, I ate a lot of ramen. Student survival food. A kettle was a necessity. Though now I have a big espresso machine taking up counter space, but that makes really great coffee. It's worth it to me.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Not being funny but kettles take up very little space. Many in the US act like the UK has tiny houses (not saying you do) and I'd have said that was a fair point, but how small is a kitchen if it doesn't have room for a coffee machine and a kettle? I've a kettle, a De'Longhi Autentica bean to cup coffee machine which I love and a hot water dispenser, find them all invaluable.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

I was taught as a child that you shouldn't heat water in the microwave because you can end up with superheated water that can explode out of the cup when you disturb it. I have never heated up a cup of water in the microwave for that reason. Before I had an electric kettle, I had a kettle on the stove.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

One of the comments says most Americans don't drink tea. I probably would if I could casually grab good tea off my grocery store shelf, but the only truly great tea I've ever had was gifted to me. I drank it every day until it was gone. I wouldn't even know where to start getting more quality tea, other than somewhere on the internet, probably.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Ah, no boiling! I'm not a tea drinker but I do know this particular little gem for some reason! Anyway, water should NOT be boiling when poured on tea. The temperature should be around 93-97 degrees. If you boil it then you end up with too much tannin coming out the tea and it makes it disgustingly bitter and sour. When an electric kettle comes to the boil and switches itself off by the time the water is splashed over the tea it is actually the right temperature. Microwaves, and knowing when water is just about to boil or how long to wait for the temperature to cool sufficiently, are pretty inaccurate - you do not want the water to be bubbling away. I'm a coffee drinker and welded to a couple of different coffee machines but I still find my kettle invaluable for cooking.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Nothing irrational about it - that's just vile 😁.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

I don't drink tea or use a kettle for making drinks - still consider my kettle essential. Still, if you don't have room, then you don't have room 🤷

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

This is not even close to all we can roast the current NYT for.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Well, I've used an electric kettle for over 20 years. It's pretty standard kitchen equipment where I live in the US. You can get one at Costco or Target. That wasn't always the case. 20 years ago, we had to find them online and the selection was pretty poor. My husband grew up in England, so for him it was a necessity. Before that, I used an old fashioned stove-top whistling kettle. Our electric kettles aren't nearly as fast as UK kettles, but they are still faster than the stove.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

You mean that thing I put my bread in that pops out toast ...isn't a toaster?? 😬

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

There is some decent instant on the market, but most of it is vile. There's a much nicer selection in UK. I've also had a press, but for that you do need to heat your water. I've used electric kettles or water boilers for about 20 years, but before that I had an old fashioned stove-top whistling kettle. While I grew up with the automatic drip coffee maker, I've never had one since moving out on my own c.1990. Most people I know use a press or do pour over. They still need a way to heat water.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Kettles boil much faster on UK mains power than US 120V mains. I've lived my whole life in the US, but my husband was raised in England. I've had an electric kettle for the 20 years we've been together. Back then, they were a specialty item. For the last decade or so, they've been easy to find. I think everyone I know has one. They're way faster than the stove-top kettle I used before, but when we visit UK it is always a joy how fast the kettle is. Though now I use a water boiler that holds the water at a configurable temperature, so I have tea on demand.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Can't imagine Brits using an oven to make toast

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Yeah I won't lie, I find babies just downright creepy looking and their smell is in no way pleasant to me

Someone Asks "What Makes You Not Want To Have Kids?" And 30 People Deliver Sincere Answers

I don't know that I've ever hated something as much as I've hated the difficult kids I've taught. Just little animals.

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Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Dilly Millandry • commented on 7 posts 2 days ago

Dad Has To Change Son's Diaper In The Ladies’ Room And Gets Yelled At, Asks If He's The Jerk

Or have a separate family-friendly changing room that also contains equipment that can help parents with older, disabled children.

Dad Has To Change Son's Diaper In The Ladies’ Room And Gets Yelled At, Asks If He's The Jerk

That's what was going through my mind. Doubt it crossed her mind, but it would have been super helpful.

The ‘Anti-Work’ Facebook Group Shows The Dark Side Of Late-Stage Capitalism, And Here Are 35 Of Its Most Powerful Posts (New Pics)

George said: "It is an exceptional way to get to work. I paddle in AND back like any normal commuter and because the kayak is blow-up I can just deflate it and put it in my backpack". You can go upriver, it's just harder work. He's been doing this since 2015 - even when working in London he went along the Thames.

The ‘Anti-Work’ Facebook Group Shows The Dark Side Of Late-Stage Capitalism, And Here Are 35 Of Its Most Powerful Posts (New Pics)

This is exactly what happens all too often, exactly as Kathryn describes. However, executives should have a limit on how much more they can earn than their lowest-paid workers. If they want a pay increase, they can give them a pay increase as well.

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Squatters' rights are not the thing they once were in the UK. Squatting in residential buildings is illegal. It can lead to 6 months in prison, a £5,000 fine or both. https://www.gov.uk/squatting-law

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Are these company cars? If not they should be providing a cost for usage that covers wear and tear AS WELL as fuel.

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Which is where a union would protect you Mistiekim - Bosses are not allowed to sack people on lawful strikes. There are a lot of rules around what they can and can't do in strike situations. Though, yes, the pay would be an issue still. Some unions do provide strike pay to their members but there is no obligation to do so.

Dilly Millandry • commented on a post 3 days ago

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That is probably because there isn't the common name Dason for it to be confused with in fairness.

Dilly Millandry • commented on a post 5 days ago

Person Says Their Side Of The Fence Looks Awful After Neighbor Painted Only Theirs

In the UK you can often tell who owns it as well, based on which side has the arris rails. The usual rule (not 100%) is that if you have the arris rails on your side, it is your fence. That has certainly applied in every property I've owned where there is a fence instead of a wall or hedge.

Dilly Millandry • commented on 7 posts 1 week ago

50 Of The Most Important Reactions People Posted In Response To US Supreme Court Overturning Roe Vs. Wade

UK courts are already not obliged to follow decisions by ECHR. The UK currently intends to remain a signatory to the European Convention on Human Rights. A bill has many stages before it can become law and, while I am no fan of the unelected House of Lords they do sometimes prevent some dumb shi-t going through. Though like a lot of bills there is often useful parts tucked in if anyone cares to read the whole thing. No one is saying the UK is in good shape, but Alex is right to point out that there are fundamental differences in the political workings of the two countries and the UK remains a full democracy. The senate cares little about pleasing people because they are not elected by the citizens. The party running the UK does, which is why so many decisions have been reversed by the Tories with more u-turns than a lost cabbie when it is obvious they are vilely unpopular. The Rwanda plan is not sufficiently unpopular sadly.

50 Of The Most Important Reactions People Posted In Response To US Supreme Court Overturning Roe Vs. Wade

It is trying to make people think! It isn't remotely anti-men. It's pointing out the effing obvious - that if these things listed were happening to men, well it would never happen to men, would it? They'd never allow it to. For Fu-cks Sodding Sake!!!

50 Of The Most Important Reactions People Posted In Response To US Supreme Court Overturning Roe Vs. Wade

NO, NO, NO, NO, NO. 1) It DOES NOT save babies. 2) It kills women. If you are okay with that you are a disgusting piece of sh-it. You can get back in your box and go to the dark ages where you belong. Utterly repugnant.

50 Of The Most Important Reactions People Posted In Response To US Supreme Court Overturning Roe Vs. Wade

Would serve those making these decisions right if there were mass departures of young women to states, or even countries, without these regressive attitudes. Don't put up with it!! Fight, March, Protest, Vote and if necessary GTFO!

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My mother died nearly 20 years ago... I still know her telephone number and itch to call it some days.

30 Of The Most Wonderful Things From The Pre-Internet Era, As Told By Members Of This Online Community

How did criminals have much more opportunity then? As for 'no access to help' it's not as though people couldn't have used one of the many payphones that existed back then.

Dilly Millandry • commented on a post 2 weeks ago

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Or, conversely, when you realise your parents don't know everything and we're all just muddling through!

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This. Covering comments is ridiculous when downvoting does the job.

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I'm with you as I hate confrontation. We had a very small wedding that only had people we were very close to and wouldn't pull any xhit on us.. or so we thought. Cue some random fella of my sister's turning up. We let it go. She ended up with him for a few years at least. People!!

Dilly Millandry • upvoted 20 items 12 hours ago

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

It's inferior full stop. Over heated, under heated - all in one container. Costly option but people probably don't know how much it costs to run their microwaves. All those individual cups over time.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Wasn't the toaster invented by a Scottish chap? Think Brits have mastered toasters thanks.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Can't imagine Brits using an oven to make toast

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Yeah... don't use something that just makes it easier. That would be so silly.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

'Tea time' lol!

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

Drip coffee is quaint. Don't have a machine that makes all the different types? Home version of a barista machine - why limit yourself with boring coffee.

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

And you can drink it multiple ways... including exotic 🙄

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

You mean that thing I put my bread in that pops out toast ...isn't a toaster?? 😬

Folks Online Roast 'The New York Times' For An Article Introducing Electric Kettles Like They’re Some Revolutionary New Product

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