This is an idea for marketing candy spray to adults who eat in restaurants or chill around the club and would like to spray their beverages with a bitter sour sweet aftertaste. The effect is kinda like a lemon, but way better.

The spray would be reverse engineered from warhead spray (link) and bottled in little glass bottles that look cool.

Some of them could even have alcohol!
-- daseva, Aug 01 2006

the kid's spray http://www.warheads...products_spray.html
[daseva, Aug 01 2006]

Liquid Sour Drops http://www.warheads...roducts_spray.htmll
[jellydoughnut, Aug 04 2006]

The Aerosol Society http://www.aerosol-soc.org.uk/
Have you informed these guys? [zen_tom, Aug 04 2006]

Hopefully this spray looks significantly different from the canisters of breath-spray, and pepper spray that some adults already carry around...
-- ye_river_xiv, Aug 01 2006


Funny. They've just started marketing sprays for kids *and* adults to flavor their food in restaurants and at home. I think you're channeling that meme.

I'm also thinking that a spray won't be so effective on drink as on food, but, hey, that's something you can field test and get back to us on.
-- DrCurry, Aug 01 2006


Will do.
-- daseva, Aug 01 2006


The Warhead liquid sour candy comes in tiny plastic bottles. (link)
-- jellydoughnut, Aug 04 2006


I can't click the links (at work) but am I reading this right? Aerosol flavours?

Along with Oxygen bars (whatever happened to those?), aerosol bars might start popping up where you simply hang about, spraying a cooling mist of flavour/perfume/psychoactive drugs into your own, and your social aquaintances' faces - perhaps using a vapouriser (rather than an actual aerosol)
-- zen_tom, Aug 04 2006


[jelly], you have linked to the spray also.

Hell, they have hotels made out of ice, surely the expendible money folk would go to a spray bar.
-- daseva, Aug 04 2006


Sorry about that. Whenever I try to paste the url of the drops it comes out as the spray.
-- jellydoughnut, Aug 04 2006



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