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Topic	Annual reminded that the Mcdonalds hot coffee lawsuit was legit
Smashingpmkns 02/09/21 3:11:38 PM #76:	COVxy posted... If you go to a slightly upscale diner or some brunchy place, you'll often get served a french press with coffee in it. That coffee is the same temperature as the McDonald's coffee was. Are these places being negligent? This is absolutely untrue lol french press coffee is brewed at a ridiculous high temp (190ish) but should be served at around 150-160. French press coffee cools down really fast when you pour it and most places will keep mugs on warmers to keep some of the heat, but it still drops below 175 very quickly. Any place that is serving coffee above 175 is insane and ruining their coffee. 140 - 155 is the sweet spot for coffee. --- https://imgur.com/x04tPRZ https://imgur.com/t7T392I <cite>Smashingpmkns posted [p:950457313] in Annual rem... [t:79285051]...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>If you go to a slightly upscale diner or some brunchy place, you'll often get served a french press with coffee in it. That coffee is the same temperature as the McDonald's coffee was. Are these places being negligent? </quote> This is absolutely untrue lol french press coffee is brewed at a ridiculous high temp (190ish) but should be served at around 150-160. French press coffee cools down really fast when you pour it and most places will keep mugs on warmers to keep some of the heat, but it still drops below 175 very quickly. Any place that is serving coffee above 175 is insane and ruining their coffee. 140 - 155 is the sweet spot for coffee. --- https://imgur.com/x04tPRZ https://imgur.com/t7T392I</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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