š„š°
It replaces a kettle because you only have to fill it once and it keeps water at a set boiling temperature indefinitely. The fancier ones come with extra settings for the real tea nerds who are particular about their brewing temperatures.
Related Recs
ā
Hot water, on demand. You donāt know how much you need it until you have it. The off-brand is fine.
Jan 24, 2024
š§
it can hold cold OR warm liquids and insulates really well! they come in multiple sizes and lids but i like 32oz because i basically have to drink two fills a day and thatās easy to remember (and i prefer spout lid bc itās easier to clean than the straw one imo). in terms of other hydration tips i like the app āwaterllamaā (lol) for reminders and tracking my water intake, & if i donāt want just āplainā water iāll also have an herbal non-caff tea or a seltzer during the day :)
May 31, 2024
š°
fridge cold water whenever you want it!
for those of us that donāt have fridge water dispensers
Dec 15, 2024
Top Recs from @von
Mar 19, 2024
š£
Knowing another language is awesome. It gives you a slice of omnipotence. Once you become fluent in a language, thereās no translation time in your mind- you donāt have to hear the word and go āoh this means thisā. The word just is- you hear it and it instantly registers. Itās kind of like being able to be in two places at once in your head.
Dec 11, 2023
š
Itās at 100 Bowery, more on the fringes of Chinatown and not on one of the major tourist streets. Genuine Cantonese āhole-in-the-wallā kind of place. You will not find a single non-Chinese person in there at any given time (except the handful of friends Iāve turned onto it). Sweet hardworking staff, super affordable, probably in danger of going out of business like a lot of the other old school Cantonese places in Chinatown. If you go, order Mushroom E Fu Noodles (Yi Mien) and Snow Pea Shoots with garlic.
Dec 11, 2023