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Why Don T Other Countries Use Ice Cubes. It is believed that ice melts and waters down the. If you're used to ordering an iced latte at your local coffee shop or getting impeccably clear ice cubes at a fancy cocktail bar, culture shock may set in if you ever choose to travel to the united kingdom. In contrast, europeans and asians may feel differently. Mojitos in england are often served with. Putting ice in your drink started to become somewhat of a fashion trend for the wealthy in britain. Generally, english people do not use ice in their drinks, except for in cocktails like the mojito. Some would put a few cubes in their champagne and sip on their. Why you'll typically never see the british put ice in drinks. Any american who has traveled in europe has probably wondered the same thing in many of those countries, where you might be served a. Greece has always been better about providing ice than the countries to the west, perhaps because in the old days it was hotter. In many european countries, ice is not commonly served due to various reasons. Americans love ice to make extra cold drinks, and oddly, sculptures. But america’s love of ice cubes could have an historic basis. As reid mitenbuler writes in epicurious , the national “obsession” with ice cubes can be explained by the success of boston native frederic “the ice king” tudor in commodifying ice in the early 19th century.

In contrast, europeans and asians may feel differently. But america’s love of ice cubes could have an historic basis. In many european countries, ice is not commonly served due to various reasons. Mojitos in england are often served with. Why you'll typically never see the british put ice in drinks. Greece has always been better about providing ice than the countries to the west, perhaps because in the old days it was hotter. Americans love ice to make extra cold drinks, and oddly, sculptures. Generally, english people do not use ice in their drinks, except for in cocktails like the mojito. Some would put a few cubes in their champagne and sip on their. Putting ice in your drink started to become somewhat of a fashion trend for the wealthy in britain.

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Why Don T Other Countries Use Ice Cubes Greece has always been better about providing ice than the countries to the west, perhaps because in the old days it was hotter. Americans love ice to make extra cold drinks, and oddly, sculptures. Generally, english people do not use ice in their drinks, except for in cocktails like the mojito. Some would put a few cubes in their champagne and sip on their. Mojitos in england are often served with. In contrast, europeans and asians may feel differently. Why you'll typically never see the british put ice in drinks. If you're used to ordering an iced latte at your local coffee shop or getting impeccably clear ice cubes at a fancy cocktail bar, culture shock may set in if you ever choose to travel to the united kingdom. Putting ice in your drink started to become somewhat of a fashion trend for the wealthy in britain. Any american who has traveled in europe has probably wondered the same thing in many of those countries, where you might be served a. It is believed that ice melts and waters down the. As reid mitenbuler writes in epicurious , the national “obsession” with ice cubes can be explained by the success of boston native frederic “the ice king” tudor in commodifying ice in the early 19th century. Greece has always been better about providing ice than the countries to the west, perhaps because in the old days it was hotter. In many european countries, ice is not commonly served due to various reasons. But america’s love of ice cubes could have an historic basis.