 in 45 seconds. Using the Sust-It calculator, which factors in the UK's energy price guarantee (as per Ofgem) of 34p per kWh of electricity used, that 45 seconds would cost you 1.27p. Factoring in all of the above, one cup of tea, therefore, works out as 2.67p – or to round){kind=link}
NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
In another round of not-so-cheerful cost of living news, the price of a brew has gone up.
According to the British Retail Consortium, the price of tea bags, milk and sugar have all risen – as food inflation reached a dizzying high of 11.6% for October 2022.
In light of this, you might then be wondering just how much your daily cup of tea actually costs you.
Let’s take a look.