@Sunwyn Ehh, so in the US you get that lukewarm, brownish, bitter liquid called coffee because it's what the law has decided should be the maximum temperature a supposedly *hot* coffee should be at?
Please tell me they didn't apply that law to real Italian Espresso, too?
Because that's definitely immensely hot. And it has to be!
Boy, am I happy not to be living in the USA!
In Germany at least I have a chance to get a *HOT* coffee.
It's worse than I ever imagined: brains actually seem to be in even shorter supply among plaintives/juries/judges/senators than I believed it to be possible.
And to think that the USA still have the biggest supply of nuclear weapons... <shudder>
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@Sunwyn Ehh, so in the US you get that lukewarm, brownish, bitter liquid called coffee because it's what the law has decided should be the maximum temperature a supposedly *hot* coffee should be at?
Please tell me they didn't apply that law to real Italian Espresso, too?
Because that's definitely immensely hot. And it has to be!
Boy, am I happy not to be living in the USA!
In Germany at least I have a chance to get a *HOT* coffee.
It's worse than I ever imagined: brains actually seem to be in even shorter supply among plaintives/juries/judges/senators than I believed it to be possible.
And to think that the USA still have the biggest supply of nuclear weapons... <shudder>