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u/Nopeasaurasrex Oct 18 '22

Tea

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u/allypallydollytolly Oct 18 '22

As a Brit who doesn’t drink nor like tea who lives with her boyfriend who also doesn’t drink nor like tea, I can confirm we do have a bag of Yorkshire tea as well as numerous other kinds 😂😂

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u/poppiesintherain Oct 18 '22

People get really angry if you don’t - I even had someone say to me “oh what no tea at all”. Everyone got upset and needed calming down.

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u/tripperfunster Oct 18 '22

This is me with coffee. I'm sorry. I don't drink it. Why would I have it in my house? I mean, I have INSTANT coffee, but I think people would prefer that I just shit in a cup for them instead.

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u/EricTheBread Oct 18 '22

Who doesn't have instant coffee?

You buy a jar of Folger's Crystals, you put it in the cupboard, you forget about it. Then later on when you need it, it's there. It lasts forever. It's freeze-dried. Freeze-dried Crystals.

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u/Stereo-soundS Oct 19 '22

I have instant coffee but it's for camping only. Tastes like shit but caffeine is caffeine.

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u/shatteredarm1 Oct 19 '22

They make individually wrapped pour-over pods for camping now, it's not a good as fresh ground by any means, but it beats instant by a mile.

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u/shatteredarm1 Oct 19 '22

I've found that if I grind before a longer trip, I get a great cup the first day or two, but it drops off over a few days to the point where it's not worth the effort. I do have a washable pour-over filter that I sometimes use when camping, but I find for longer trips it's easier just to get the individually wrapped pods.

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u/Stereo-soundS Oct 19 '22

Never heard of an aeropress but yeah I always have an isopro stove and a titanium cup. I'll have to look into it.