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They definitely have. I've seen caffeinated cheese, popcorn, jelly beans, chips, chocolate, and the list just goes on and on for like a mile. Hell, they've been selling caffeinated soaps and other beauty products for years now.
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ACES CURE PLANES posted:They definitely have. I've seen caffeinated cheese, popcorn, jelly beans, chips, chocolate, and the list just goes on and on for like a mile. You can buy caffeinated gum off Amazon. It was really nice for boring afternoons at work before I got my insomnia under control.
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 quote:Scho-Ka-Kola (for Schokolade–Kaffee–Kolanuss) was created in 1935 and patented by the Hildebrand, Kakao- und Schokoladenfabrik manufacturer, established by chocolatier Theodor Hildebrand (1791-1854) in Alt-Berlin. It was introduced at the 1936 Summer Olympics as a performance-enhancing energy "Sport Chocolate" (German Sportschokolade). It was also produced by the chocolate manufacturer B. Sprengel & Co. in Hannover, who in 1936 was recognized as an important pre-war economy operation, as well as produced by other German chocolate manufacturers. Data Graham has a new favorite as of 19:27 on Dec 31, 2015 |
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I can instantly think of a former coworker who would likely buy these things in bulk. His nickname there is chode if that says anything.
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This was actually a pretty popular addition to World War II German rations, and ironically ended up becoming somewhat dreaded: handing out chocolate was a common morale booster before a dangerous operation. I bought the red (dark chocolate) and blue (milk chocolate) cans to try out. I prefer milk chocolate normally, but the dark chocolate works best with the coffee flavor. It tastes exactly like you'd expect: dark chocolate with coffee.
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ACES CURE PLANES posted:They definitely have. I've seen caffeinated cheese, popcorn, jelly beans, chips, chocolate, and the list just goes on and on for like a mile. Also chocolate doesnt really need to be caffeineated considering all the theobromine to be found in a good dark. (ie not hershey/alkaline process choc)
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RareAcumen posted:[timg]http://i.imgur.com/26QkDWf. IBS simulator.
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Eponine posted:IBS simulator. Ah, yes, the standalone DLC from Dysentery Simulator 2015: 
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ACES CURE PLANES posted:They definitely have. I've seen caffeinated cheese, popcorn, jelly beans, chips, chocolate, and the list just goes on and on for like a mile. I have used the Shower Shock caffeinated soap. Not sure if it was the caffeine, or the bracing peppermint added to it, but it did give me a pick me up. Kind of interested in a caffeinated jerky...
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Samizdata posted:I have used the Shower Shock caffeinated soap. Not sure if it was the caffeine, or the bracing peppermint added to it, but it did give me a pick me up. Kind of interested in a caffeinated jerky... It was psychosomatic. While you do absorb caffeine through your skin, it is in negligible amounts.
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What's with all the broken image links on the last couple pages?
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DStecks posted:What's with all the broken image links on the last couple pages? imgur is overloading.
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AnonSpore posted:imgur is overloading. aka '5PM'
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rndmnmbr posted:If you're ever at a cookout, and someone says something along the lines of "it's time to dig the pig out of the ground," you have found heaven. Seriously. My best friend's dad and his brothers do this like once a year. Oh man I love their BBQs. On the other hand, the same pigs make awesome pets and guard dogs. Big-rear end farm pigs are a truly diverse meat.
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Dienes posted:It was psychosomatic. While you do absorb caffeine through your skin, it is in negligible amounts. Figured as much, although don't discount the peppermintiness of Shower Shock. That could icily raise the dead.
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Scathach posted:Seriously. My best friend's dad and his brothers do this like once a year. Oh man I love their BBQs. There's a guy in town you can hire to slow-cook your pig in ground for luau style action. He is awesome (but expensive).
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Semisponge posted:I'm eating beet hummus and it's delicious but it looks horrific. Like hot pink playdough. Love hummus, not so much beets.
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Semisponge posted:I'm eating beet hummus and it's delicious but it looks horrific. Like hot pink playdough. Where's the picture
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chitoryu12 posted:This was actually a pretty popular addition to World War II German rations, and ironically ended up becoming somewhat dreaded: handing out chocolate was a common morale booster before a dangerous operation. Well... chocolate and coffee are pretty good stimulants, but there's always meth. 
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I'm mostly relieved to find there is no actual chocolate in that meth.
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Hirayuki posted:I'm mostly relieved to find there is no actual chocolate in that meth. Something something Nazis don't like unpure things blah blah
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RNG posted:Well... chocolate and coffee are pretty good stimulants, but there's always meth. Holy crap, I knew the fat Field Marshall had his mitts in all sorts of affairs, but Herman Gohring Chocolate Works? Hah.
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TotalLossBrain posted:Holy crap, I knew the fat Field Marshall had his mitts in all sorts of affairs, but Herman Gohring Chocolate Works? Hah. I know, I hate to find out history is less weird than I thought too.
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Facebook delivers. This is a New Years concoction that a friend made.      
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My Lovely Horse posted:It's a photoshop, zotter is a modern chocolate brand known for unusual flavours and "Panzerschokolade" was what soldiers called their meth pills. Nooooo. One of my favorite internet urban legends, destroyed. At least there's still nazi marching powder (cocaine, meth, and oxy): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-IX
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JohnnyCanuck posted:This is mine. I will eat it. Isn't uncured bacon just...pork belly? Like, isn't it the cure that turns it into bacon?
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It's a misnomer. Uncured bacon just means bacon cured in an 'organic' fashion, and usually with even more salt than normal bacon.
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 Thread, the US Army needs you! http://www.nydailynews.com/life-sty...campaign=buffer quote:The institute’s military nutrition division is looking for 60 volunteers to try the vacuum-sealed food and drink consumed by soldiers in the field. Researchers are studying how the Army’s MREs affect digestive bacteria, called gut bacteria, that may benefit overall health and fight food poisoning,
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Loomer posted:It's a misnomer. Uncured bacon just means bacon cured in an 'organic' fashion, and usually with even more salt than normal bacon. I would say bacons identity is the cut more than the curing or preserving process. zedprime has a new favorite as of 15:21 on Jan 2, 2016 |
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Yesterday was payday, and I spotted these in the store. They'd been sitting there for well over a month untouched and I figured gently caress it, let's see how bad they really are. The sweet corn one might not be a complete failure, I thought. Corn is sweet and so is soda, so maybe the flavors would work? It smelled like canned corn, overwhelmingly sweet and like a sickly reminder of having to choke down overcooked, gummy loose corn at family dinners. The flavor was actually worse, like the entire thing had been pureed with an entire cup of sugar. Weirdly enough, the bacon one wasn't as bad as it could have been. Maybe my standards have been lowered by all the lovely fake bacon flavoring that's out there. It was like weirdly sweet soda with a strange, smokey aftertaste; not delicious in any sense of the word, but it didn't taste like carbonated bacon bits. I poured both down the sink.
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Otana posted:Yesterday was payday, and I spotted these in the store. They'd been sitting there for well over a month untouched and I figured gently caress it, let's see how bad they really are. Who the gently caress came up with this? Disgusting. Thanks for taking one for the team.
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zedprime posted:Uncured is maybe the one term that means anything important with bacon, in that it is totally nitrite free, and potentially preserved by smoking or added salt. Organic cured bacon, or cured with no added nitrites, is the bullshit term that we will probably see small print showing up on labels now that the WHOs come out and called nitrites cancer causing because their trick is to ferment nitrites with an organic ingredient like celery salt, which will often over cure it anyway and give you a bigger dose than just adding a measured amount of scary chemicals. I would think the minute chance of cancer from nitrates is better than a much greater chance of food poisoning.
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Otana posted:Yesterday was payday, and I spotted these in the store. They'd been sitting there for well over a month untouched and I figured gently caress it, let's see how bad they really are. Lester's fixin for a bad time.
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