Post AXf0YxjK7INy2edE12 by Nikkileah@mendeddrum.org
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(DIR) Post #AXeytU43PMh2CyzBZ2 by PhilGastwirth@worldkey.io
2023-07-13T18:32:52Z
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I'm testing out 2 travel mug containers for keeping tea hot and taking a day trip. A Yeti and a Firebelly travel mug. The problem I'm facing is that they stay "burn everything in your mouth" hot for way too long.So I'm thinking I need a way to have the water less hot to begin with. Maybe I need to get an electric kettle with a wide range of temps.
(DIR) Post #AXf0YxjK7INy2edE12 by Nikkileah@mendeddrum.org
2023-07-13T18:50:30Z
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@PhilGastwirth I think you're seeking a high tech solution when something low-tch can do.Maybe brewing up a little earlier and letting the kettle cool a while may provide an optimum temperature?Feel free to tell me to sod off if I've got this wrong
(DIR) Post #AXf0nAikc8P0O08hw8 by PhilGastwirth@worldkey.io
2023-07-13T18:54:08Z
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@PhilGastwirth yeah my problem is mostly now I don't have a kettle. I boil water and or use hot water from keurig and in a regular mug I just let it cool a little to drink. But I want to be able to have tea in a travel container and those containers are currently too good and keep the temp at an unbearable level.
(DIR) Post #AXf6BDXWHiX3qjAgL2 by RadioCarla@worldkey.io
2023-07-13T19:54:29Z
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@PhilGastwirth We have this one and it works great for different temps: https://www.cuisinart.com/shopping/appliances/tea_kettles/jk-17p1/
(DIR) Post #AXf6HvnAfUEQpjh3UO by PhilGastwirth@worldkey.io
2023-07-13T19:55:42Z
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@RadioCarla cool