Explorations into Witchcraft: Wolfgang Puck's Self Heating Can

Since I have already doomed myself by reading the Harry Potter, I have decided to explore the softer side of black magic. I started by purchasing for the Cason and I Wolfgang Puck Gourmet Rich Mocha Latte in the new self-heating can. Ain’t nothing natural about that, no sir.

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So, the deal is that you shake it and turn it upside down which calls forth the demons and traps them in a little plastic bubble. When you depress the bubble it sends them down into the can of mocha. They, being upset about being trapped in a $2 can of coffee become angry and agitated and heat the coffee up.

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After six to eight minutes, the demons decide that everything is fine and that they have thought about it and there are far worse places to be than in a can of gourmet coffee beverage. They turn the “hot spot” white to show you that it is safe to open the coffee.

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So, give it another shake out of spite and open it up and you have pure devlish 140 degree coffee. I am not sure if the demons can get out or not but as an American consumer, I am not supposed to worry about such things. They can live happily in a landfill for all I care.

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It’s mocha-evil-riffic!

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2 Responses to Explorations into Witchcraft: Wolfgang Puck's Self Heating Can

  1. Jocelyn says:

    Was it tasty? Would you buy it again?

  2. Bon says:

    Okay, since I don’t understand coffee in general, what is this post about? Really.

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