: The same goes for Burger King where I work. Our coffee machine is set to boil the water at 115ºc, this means that the coffee is at least 98ºc when served and by the time the customer has let it cool down, half the coffee has evaporated.Where I live we use farenheit not celcious, so offhand I dont know what 98c is, although I know its almost boiling. So I took to the internet to search for a conversion. You say that you serve coffee at 98c which converts to 208f, when in fact Burger Kings rule is that coffee be served at 180f, or 82c. Your coffee machine shouldn't even be heating water to the boiling point.
:If you tried to drink it straight off, it would probabally kill you.
I think it was McSpotlight who said a while ago that the coffee you make at home is around 140f. I'll bet that if you drank that "straight off" (I'm assuming you mean to drink it all at once, as if it were a cold drink) it would kill you, or at least cause internal damage
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