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[CuckTurdginson]

Gay

[Guest]

I didn't think people could be too stupid to eat spaghetti with a fork but there we fucking go! LIVID, I TELL YOU!

So you've never watched the pot noodle DSP Tries It?

[Kugelfisch]

I didn't think people could be too stupid to eat spaghetti with a fork but there we fucking go! LIVID, I TELL YOU!

So you've never watched the pot noodle DSP Tries It?

Nope. I haven't watched any DSP Tries It and don't really plan to. But I need to catch up on Cooking With The King.

[Guest]

Well he made pot noodles with his espresso machine and then ate with a spoon. Then complained his 15¢ noodles didn't taste good.

[Kugelfisch]

For hot water? Honest question here: What is it with burgers not having an electric kettle? Or while I'm at it, not having an egg cooker? I've seen bewilderment about both of those very cheap household items so often online that it makes me believe they aren't common in burgerland.
Do you seriously think that boiling an entire fucking pot of water is in any way reasonable when you only need a small amount of boiling water or boil two eggs? I can't get my head around why those wouldn't be common in the United States.

[mad bum]

electric kettle?

We use coffee pots to make hot water here.

egg cooker?

We're not some 3rd world country where we can't waste a little water to make hard boiled eggs.

[Kugelfisch]

electric kettle?

We use coffee pots to make hot water here.

egg cooker?

We're not some 3rd world country where we can't waste a little water to make hard boiled eggs.

A coffee pot? What is that in burger land? Do you mean a kettle or do you mean you turn on your fucking coffee machine to actually boil water?
And an egg cooker is not about saving water. It's about being much, much quicker than first having to bring a pot full of water to boil. If you're saving on anything it's a lot of electricity but mostly time. An egg cooker costs all of around ten €uros and usually lasts about that many years at least.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

Burgers don't have time for these kitchen tools. They're too autistically focused on microwaves with half a keyboard's worth of buttons.

[Keith Chegwin]

It's about being much, much quicker than first having to bring a pot full of water to boil. If you're saving on anything it's a lot of electricity but mostly time. An egg cooker costs all of around ten €uros and usually lasts about that many years at least.

Why not just boil the water in the kettle and pour it into the pot? I really don't see the point in buying a separate, single use appliance

[da PAC Nigguh]

Most useful appliances were banned in the EU anyway. Hell their plan to can electric kettles probably swung enough votes on its own to get Brexit passed.