November 21, 2024

USATODAY.com – Single-serving coffee can heats itself

Beginning Jan. 2, consumers can buy a 10-ounce container of Wolfgang Puck gourmet latte at the store and heat it by pressing a button. No electricity. No batteries. No appliances.

“It will expand the way people drink coffee,” says Puck, the celebrity chef with a growing empire.

How does the can do it? A single step mixes calcium oxide (quicklime) and water. It heats the coffee to 145 degrees in six minutes and stays hot for 30 minutes.

{Monty Burns}Excellent!{/Monty Burns}

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5 thoughts on “Self-heating coffee

  1. Yeah … I like my coffee without quicklime, thank you. Even if calcium oxide doesn’t leave a lingering taste, I still don’t see how this can be better than Sanka or Folger’s crystals.

  2. Answer: 2 weeks

    Question: What is the length of time it will take for some idiot to burn himself and spark a lawsuit Alex?

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