Need a brew?

Hi all,

I am referring to the brew for human consumption....

I noticed yesterday that Asda has reduced its single burner camping stove to £10.  It takes the small butane gas cannisters which are priced 4 for £5. 

I thought I would mention it as I have been asked at my site about my little stove and thought this was quite a good price compared with Halfords and other places.

I plan my whole workload around my brews!  I have the same problem with the cannisters to be honest, especially as I have dropped my whistle from my kettle in between the slats of the staging in the shed and, as a result, I end up with a shed which more resembles a sauna when I leave it to boil too long!

If I used a stove which needed a larger gas container, it would get stolen!

No way i am having tea facilities on our plot, hubby is 93 years old and drinks 20+ cups a day. We'd never get any blooming work done 

Mind you i could always hide it for my plot time

If Hubby is 93 he is doing VERY well 

He drinks more tea than the local care home. I have threatened to buy him an urn.

Hes actually in his 40's but i have never known anyone drink tea like he does

My mum (in her very late 40s) would give him a run for his money! As soon as she has finished a cup the kettle goes on again! She can also drink it within seconds of being poured - she must have burnt out all the cells that gauge temperature in the mouth  :blink:

We burn out so many kettles, its never cold, its like a continuous boil. He pours one into the teapot and refills the kettle atthe same time, he then puts it back on. Its not normal 

Are we off topic again

Oops probably... To be fair we were talking about tea still. Can't stand the stuff myself 

I am going to change my name to the queen of off topic 

I like tea but 2-3 cups a day is my absolute max. Someone at work did a cartoon of hubby with an iv drip of tea  its not just at home hes like this