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If someone were to ask a cup of joe what beverage would they ask for?
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If someone askeed for a cup of joe what beverage is that?
it is coffee
How do you drink your own urine?
If you were to drink it, you would drink it as any other beverage. You would fill a cup with the beverage of your choice and drink it.
Is a beverage considered an object?
yes beverage can be considered as an object. for example [Washable]--is--a--[Cup (object)]--it-can-also-be-a--[Coffee Cup]
How do you ask someone for a cup of coffee?
You just go up to them and say..."May I please have a cup of coffee?"
What product is named after the island Java?
The beverage coffee is nicknamed 'java': Have a cup of java!
How do temperature and stirring affect?
i would say yes, if the temperature of the beverage is different from the temp. of the environment it is in.by shaking or stirring, the area of the beverage touching other material (cup/ice/air...) is increased, and so the temperature difference will be neutralized faster. to test this, put ice cubes in 2 cups and add beverage. stirr only one cup. if the cup being stirred melts the ice faster, then stirring made a difference.
How much air pressure does a cup of coffee have?
As coffee is a liquid beverage, it does not have a value for air pressure associated with it.
How i will ask another person that what he had for dinner?
Would you like something to eat, a sweets or a cup of coffee?
How do you find out your girlfriend's cup size?
The best way would be to ask her, or sneak into her room and find out.
What would happen if you put dried fruit in a cup of water?
i dont know ask again
What could Brazil be spending there money on instead of world cup?
cLOTHES SO THEY CAN GO TO CHURCH AND KILL SOMEONE THEN ASK GOD FOR FOGIVENESS
What is the Braun Tassimo used for?
The Braun Tassimo is used for brewing hot drinks. It is a specialty "one-cup" beverage maker, designed to brew a hot beverage based on coffee, teas and hot chocolates.
