Self-Heating Coffee Follow-up

[sbbish]

For those of you who wanted to know my thoughts about the coffee from my last post, here's my review.

Comments

[sbbish]

Yeah, that would be a good test. Also, according to what I read about the heating process, it recommends storing it at room temperature since the level of heating is fixed. If it starts at 70 degrees (which they recommend), it will heat to 140. If it starts at 50 degrees, I think it will only heat to 120. So it may not work as well as I want on a cold February morning.

And that's a good price from Sam's. Since my card expired, I may have to slip you a $20 and have you pick up a case.

[mikeoquinn]

I think I would bankrupt myself if they released that in a soup incarnation, provided it was any good. I'm a soup fiend, and anything that makes it easier to prepare sounds good to me.

I should run grab a cup while I'm at lunch. Just can't remember where it was I saw them last...

[dleighb]

I like the Cambell's Soup at Hand. Heat in microwave and then sip at your desk. It's great as long as you have microwave. I hope this place comes out with soups though by February. Soup at faire is really nice. And anything above 90 degrees would be warmly welcome on a cold day.

me too

[ravenared]

I no longer have a Sam's membership as it got to expensive for me but that's only about $1.66 a can.....not bad..I may put in an order with you as well... (if you wouldn't mind)

.... SAKE !!!!!!!!...... oh yeah!.. now that's interesting
(for those of us that like sake anyway)

[kimdot]

coolness. er warmness.
since my daddy did not renew my sams membership, i may slip someone with a sams card some money too. and i am with dleighb, soup by Feb would be great. Maybe we should contact the company and ask them to be a SAPA sponsor and send us the test products to use during Faire.

any info on that can? hehehe.