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The [22] source doesn't say anything about that research. But a commuter is a very specific customer and hardly represents all customers. Further, I'm guessing
by tjoff 3y ago
The [22] source doesn't say anything about that research. But a commuter is a very specific customer and hardly represents all customers.
Further, I'm guessing but doubt that commuters wouldn't go to mcd just for coffee, whatever breakfast(?) maybe didn't last long enough for it to cool down. Sure, but that all depends.
And apparently, commuters didn't mind enough to find something else.
Part from safety issues I haven't really seen any convincing argument against "too hot" coffee.
- emodendroket 3y agoIsn’t a commuter the typical customer buying coffee at a drive-through?
- tjoff 3y agoI would even go as far as to say that among commuters buying coffee mostly consist of commuters buying coffee. Maybe they have other customers too? And come to think of it, you won't buy a coffee (at a drive-through!) when you are one minute away from your destination. You most certainly have time to let it cool down and enjoy it at your preferred temperature. Even if you intend to consume it as soon as possible.