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Opinion request: how old before coffee isn't fresh	by SnappingTurtle	2004-01-15 06:56:12
My coworker chastised me because I dumped out some coffee from the coffee pot. "That was fresh coffee," she said, "it was only 35 minutes old." To me, 35 minutes old isn't "fresh coffee". For my first cup of the morning I really prefer something fressh, and 20 minutes is the outside limit for me.
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It is no longer fresh when the spoon	by demonhedge	2004-01-15 06:59:58
I thought when the spoon	by chrisP	2004-01-15 07:04:47
When it eats the spoon... (n/t)	by grremlins	2004-01-15 07:49:13
When it eats through the spoon it's GOOD coffee! (n/t)	by dickh	2004-01-15 10:12:54
it's not a specifice time, it's a taste	by defect	2004-01-15 07:03:32
Snapper reveals his ignorance	by SnappingTurtle	2004-01-15 07:05:41
He's refering to a 'pot of coffee'.	by Sim	2004-01-15 07:07:34
I didn't littraly mean the physical pot	by defect	2004-01-15 07:09:27
Coffee stays longer "fresh" in closed pots,	by astreius	2004-01-15 07:11:01
Gen. office rule of thumb = good for 2 reheats (n/ (n/t)	by Nashville	2004-01-15 07:08:53
30 min. is the limit for me	by Number_Six	2004-01-15 07:15:03
If you have to....	by Chronos1	2004-01-15 07:22:48
Yo, don't you work where money is tight?	by adiplomat	2004-01-15 07:23:18
Yuppers	by SnappingTurtle	2004-01-15 08:10:59
sorry, can't help you.	by JustnCase	2004-01-15 07:24:01
In a carafe, till it is cold	by buddha	2004-01-15 07:52:04
How old?	by DarthSane	2004-01-15 08:55:49

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