America vs Europe
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TimfromMA
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While we have very good products here in North America, the Europeans have been at it likely longer because of very high energy cost, more innovations. As for styling, anything made in Europe tends to have a different and more high tech look. If I was to buy anything from there I would be tempted to go for something made in a Scandinavian country, so dam cold
England is in Europe, Englanders come from America.
that said i prefer the stoves from the USA named "England"
hows that for tossing a wrench in it
that said i prefer the stoves from the USA named "England"
hows that for tossing a wrench in it
Ashful
Minister of Fire
It seems to me that great stoves come from both sides of the pond. Jotul, Blaze King, Woodstock... even Englander.
They do have us beat on coffee, but I enjoy both bourbon and scotch.
This reminds me... need to check on the Scottish voting. Their polls should be closing within 30 minutes!
They do have us beat on coffee, but I enjoy both bourbon and scotch.
This reminds me... need to check on the Scottish voting. Their polls should be closing within 30 minutes!
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Yes, they MAKE the best espresso that you can stand a spoon up in but they don't grow it. Look to Ethiopia, Papua New Guinea, Kenya, Columbia, Sumatra for the best green beans and roast your own! ummmm.
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Bioburner
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I believe the first standalone consumer pellet stove was American. The first freestanding woodstove was also an American invention the inventor is on pictured on the $100 bill As usual someone else improves on the ideas and sells it back to us.
As usual someone else improves on the ideas and sells it back to us.
Ashful
Minister of Fire
First mag-lev trains were conceived and designed in the USA, as well... but we all know first deployment was Tokyo.I believe the first standalone consumer pellet stove was American. The first freestanding woodstove was also an American invention the inventor is on pictured on the $100 bill
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