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varian22

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is there any issue if I sip nestle's brewed coffee with a sandwich?
 
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great thread already!

when i was thirteen i worked in my grandmas shop as a gopher. it was a storefront that was added onto a factory that made pastry boxes. the 80 year old old guy in the factory part who still made the boxes everyday always ate tunafish on whole wheat toast with a cup of hot black coffee everyday.

same sandwich same cup of coffee. i thought he was crazy but hot coffee washes anything down especially on a cold day.

enjoy!
 
Yes.
Instant "coffee", while occasionally useful in some baking, is an abomination. You will be a pariah and it'll likely end something like this:
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An unspoken 'rule' of this site is that when someone new asks a question, after about 3 answers one of us must come in and suggest a solution that involves spending money. I heartily recommend a small portable coffee-maker: https://www.amazon.com/DECKER-Singl...9036226&sprefix=portable+coffee,aps,91&sr=8-5
Or if power is not available:
https://www.coleman.com/grills-stov...ikpot-propane-coffeemaker/SAP_2000020942.html
Welcome to HBT!
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great thread already!

when i was thirteen i worked in my grandmas shop as a gopher. it was a storefront that was added onto a factory that made pastry boxes. the 80 year old old guy in the factory part who still made the boxes everyday always ate tunafish on whole wheat toast with a cup of hot black coffee everyday.

same sandwich same cup of coffee. i thought he was crazy but hot coffee washes anything down especially on a cold day.

enjoy!

I am talking about Subway's sub that they offer every day. you might have heard about their sub of the day promotion in australia? I think it's won't post a harm, should I go ahead?
 
Years ago, I worked with a sales manager from Australia. He couldn't get over how many people asked if the toilets flushed backwards. He kept a tally of how many times he heard that question. I forgot how many he was up to, but it was probably in the 100s by the time we parted ways. We worked together for about two years.
 
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