How come Americans still don't have kettles as a standard thing in their homes? They make tea in a bloody pot lmao

My dad has one of those he just makes coffee with it and I make hot cocoa

He boils the water in the kettle you mean? Not the whole thing, right? Right?

Yep only the water

Phew.

i have one

I have a couple black tea kettles, but they probably haven't been used in about 10 years. One is normal sized that can fit on a stove, then there is a small one that I don't think can fit on a stove. I don't drink tea though, but my mom just uses a Keurig to make hers.

Do we relate?

Idk

We have a kettle (not an electric one, that sounds sweet though)

coffee makers are a good way too
Not everything is done in a pot but a pot is a good way to get about a gallon of tea done at a time

You're supposed to make the tea in the cup. You use the kettle to boil the water only.

Please tell me you at least have your tea with some bourbons or custard creams?

uhm… no..?
My household doesn’t do that
the most I do with honey is make it like they do in louisiana (a lot of sugar) Tbh i don’t even know what custard creams are

If you have a British sweets shop nearby that you can try our stuff you should definitely go get PG Tips tea and a packet of custard cream biscuits. They're in a yellow packet and usually you can get about 30 in each.

Dip the custard creams in the tea and trust me it's pure dino, mate.

kettles are regular things dip shit

Not in burgerland, dafty.

except they are, twat