Kettles might be unitaskers but boiling water really fast is pretty much useful for a shit ton of things up to a point where calling kettles unitaskers isn't really right.
Do Americans really have no kettles or is Alton just messing around? How the fuck do you make hot drinks?
David Anderson
Carter Baker
Americans either use a drip machine or put water in the microwave to make instant coffee.
Also who the fuck wants to make hot drinks in the summer?
Dylan Adams
I'll never understand the point of a kettle when you can just boil water in the microwave...
Nathaniel Lee
why would you want a unitasker when you can just boil water in a pyrex cup?
I also bet the inside of these "kettle" things are slimey and disgusting and hard to keep clean unlike a nice pyrex mesuring cup
Luke Brown
>obsessed
Brandon Walker
>produce hot water quickly
>unitasker
You're taking the word too far, hot water is far too versatile. I'd go as far as to say that the hot water is the tool
Thomas Jackson
Literally when other than making tea or coffee is "the hot water the tool"? There's almost no practical use of having a separate thing to make hot water, unless you eat a bunch of instant noodles.
Chase Wright
What is even the point of a kettle
Bentley Taylor
Brits make tea, at absolute minimum, four times a day. And almost anyone is gonna make more than that. They use kettles much more powerful than the ones in america, so they get boiling water in about a minute
Nicholas Hernandez
Well if you're a tea/coffee shop you'll get a lot of use out of a unitask tool, but I'm talking about regular people - why do they need a kettle?