r/mealtimevideos • u/diabetic_debate • Jun 01 '22

[24.55] Why don't Americans use electric kettles? 15-30 Minutes

https://youtu.be/_yMMTVVJI4c
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u/Chrisfix1 Jun 02 '22

Only 6.3 million units were sold in the United States from 2010-2019. Where are you getting these numbers from?

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u/MarquesSCP Jun 02 '22

I think he is talking about tee sales.

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u/OSUfan88 Jun 02 '22

I wonder if that includes traditional, southern types of teas, which don't requires kettles?

I think I was in my 20's before I had ever seen anyone drinking hot tea in the United States.

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u/68686987698 Jun 02 '22

Hillbilly checking in here - electric kettles are great for Southern iced tea as well, because you just brew it strong in 1L and then add to 1L of ice, and you've got ice cold sweet tea prepped for your next hootenanny in no time.

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u/WreckerOfRectums Jun 02 '22

Yeehaw Teahaw

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u/anonymous_coward69 Jun 02 '22

Hillbilly checking in here

1L and then add to 1L of ice

Liter? I question your hillbillitude if you're using commie units lol

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u/68686987698 Jun 02 '22

I consider liters Mountain Dew units

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u/Buttock Jun 02 '22

You never order a litre of cola?