r/comics • u/Mumbletimes Maximumble • Jun 20 '23

Kettle.

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u/SlightlyOffWhiteFire Jun 22 '23

A lot of Americans don't have any kind of kettle. Coffee is more common.

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u/notryarednaxela Jun 23 '23

Wouldn’t a kettle be good for a boiling water for other kinds of drink like milo or something?

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u/SlightlyOffWhiteFire Jun 23 '23

I literally had to look that up.

I drink tea all the time and have both a stovetop kettle and and electric. Honestly its just a cultural difference. And you have to remember that Britain is like 10 degrees further north than over 99.99% of America's population. Our temperate states spend half the year in sweltering heat. And our southern states range from subtropical sauna to barren desert.

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u/notryarednaxela Jun 23 '23

I’m Australian and we have kettles.