Now we can live and breathe coffee

Muscles

http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20126116-1/aeroshot-ditch-the-coffee-huff-your-caffeine/
Interesting, but I would get bored inhaling it. What would I do with all the extra bench space and time on my hands? Oh and speaking of hands, how would I warm them in winter??

Kelsey

Not bad for high-powered Wall Street types who need the pick-me-up but don't care about the ritual. I can't see it changing much for the rest of us tho, right? Our quest for great coffee isn't about the caffeine... well.... not entirely about the caffeine :coffee2: - I wanted the ritual again. Not only was Nespresso dearer, less flavoursome and fairly eco-un-friendly, but there was nothing to it - press a button and you're done (Like AM, I always stopped my espressos short for more flavour). Part of what I liked about getting into this was the process and the ritual. It's not a drink - it's a pastime & a passion. (not that I wouldn't try one just for the hell of it!)

Koffee_Kosmo

on 1319689922:

http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20126116-1/aeroshot-ditch-the-coffee-huff-your-caffeine/ Interesting, but I would get board inhaling it. What would I do with all the extra bench space and time on my hands? Oh and speaking of hands, how would I warm them in winter??

Early part of 2010 I found this Le Whif: - Coffee you breath in with a device similar to an asthma inhaler You can make up your own mind http://www.lewhif.com/ KK

RichardM

Wow. Would the decaf version be made of actual coffee :P I was discussing with my wife today (heh, wife - that still looks weird) and she discussed the prospect of taking coffee to work just to sniff for the afternoon. Something about the smell of coffee is such a pick-me-up, caffeine inhalation or not.