So is warm ice cream and cold soup.
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Icecream soup ftw!
But if iced coffee tastes great, what about hot beer? We do have hot wine (mulled wine).
Welcome to German Christmas markets, where you can buy and (without irony) enjoy hot, spiced beer. And wine. And several other beverages.
Okay that’s amazing. I need to visit at Christmas time! My family is German but I’ve never been to Germany!
Just make sure you go to a nice one (I'm not of any help, I'm not the Christmas market type of person), some are really touristy/fake.
In the Wind in the Willows they mention mulled ale, so it is a thing or at least it was in 1908.
Some beers are supposed to be drank warm but idk about any hot ones
Maybe warm grog
varmbåga
This one sent me
Where did it send you?
To the microwave?
I prefer a steamer for my beer
I was confused for a moment because I was thinking of a chilled coffee and not a hot coffee that has gone cold.
Yeah, I thought about that too, but I thought "coffee that's gone cold" would make the title too clunky.
I know a guy that likes his beer how he likes his coffee: hot. He buys a case of Hamm's and tosses it in his truck for when he gets off work. He's a construction worker so he's mostly working while it's 90°F (30°C) out.
if he has some cheddar in there he can have hot Hamm's and cheese
If he takes it home, throws it in a pot, adds some broth, a potato. Baby, he’s got a stew goin
I hope he doesn't drink and drive. I assume he is responsible but you never know. You should not drink a beer and then immediately drive.
You know… they are. I had never thought of it, but damnit you're right.
The metal cutlery in the drawer and the drawer itself are the same temperature.
What is the correct temperature for an Irish coffee?
Depends whether it's your first or your 21st.
Warm sprite and water are the same effervescence.