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When making a coffee at the office, what could have been a hasty getaway from a conversation at the coffee station is foiled by the little coffee creamers that have to be individually opened.
There should be a device wherein they can be inserted that crushes the cream outwardly into one's coffee cup.
halfway there
http://www.supramat...ream_dispensers.htm
[jhomrighaus, Apr 02 2007]
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Crushing a creamer? I think you're going to make a mess of your tie... |
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That's the status quo that I hope this device will change. There should be some sort of spout. |
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Something like a large garlic press ? |
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Ha! Yes, but only less garlicky. |
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a stabber and a tipper rather than a crusher. |
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How about a little squeeze bottle shaped like a breast that pops open and squirts milk from the nipple under pressure? |
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I was thinking more along the lines of a fake cows teet hanging down that you would stroke to get your creamer. |
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Would a gravity-feed bag-based dispenser (such as used for institutional milk machines) be workable for ultra-pasteurized coffee creamer? I wouldn't think any bacteria would be able to travel "upstream". |
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This reminds me of the time right after the birth of my child when we ran out of coffee creamer and I had to resort to the REAL thing. That was the best coffee, and come to think of it, I haven't had any colic or ear infections since then. |
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bneal: neither have I; please stick to your diet. |
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