What a relief. Just did a Google and find that my PG Tips decaf tea bags are biodegradable non-plastic plant based.
PS Hope plant based does not mean made from Deadly Nightshade and Hemlock.
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With a broken tooth & manflu there's no chance of me drinking anything at much more than bodyheat without twitching uncontrollably. Ho fecking hum.
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We should go back to the middle ages. Using Lead pots and treating diseases with Arsenic worked much better.
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64 deg is a bit hot, by the time it's reached 47 it's really not hot any more.
My grandfather died of oesophageal cancer at the age of 64.
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Oh gawd! Not more bad health news! I started microwaving stuff in a bowl rather than in the plastic tray some time ago for same reason.
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I've got bad news for you if you used a teabag to make your cuppa.
https://www.dailymail.com/health/art...oplastics.html
You can always rely on the Fail to have an article on {insert literally anything} causes cancer.
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https://www.indiatoday.in/health/sto...509-2026-09-09Originally posted by WooHooNomad View PostHang about what warnings and does it apply to coffee or cup of soups.?
Apparently if it's too hot, it causes cancer.
Next we'll be told that ice pops also cause cancer.
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Hang about what warnings and does it apply to coffee or cup of soups.?
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Oh the relief!
After all these warnings about drinking tea hotter than 65 deg C, it turns out that I'm ok:
My mug of tea was at 64 deg C.
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