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June 10, 2007- caffeinated creamer? Sounds redundant, well apperantly not. Whitewave Foods, a subsidiary of Dean Foods will be releasing a caffeinated version of a coffee creamer. The 13 milliliter capsule contains approximately 40 mg of caffeine per serving, making each capsule the equivalent content of an espresso shot in terms of caffeine content. Marketed under the name "Stok" the creamer is due out around September of this year. Interesingly the "creamer" contains no cream or dairy product at all, but rather flavored aqueous caffeine intended for addition to coffee or consumed directly.  Although the product is not necessarily dangerous in and of itself, it does come with a warning label - "Limit 2/day. High Caffeine. Not for those under 18, pregnant or caffeine sensitive." |
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Caffeinated sunflower seeds hit the market. |
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May 21, 2007 - A U.S. company is infusing sunflower seeds with caffeine and other boosters commonly found in energy drinks to offer customers a two-in-one product. Dakota Valley Products Inc. has been developing the product, called Sumseeds, for about a year. The seeds are grown in North Dakota and Kansas, and then shipped to the Carpenter-based company's plant in Willow Lake, South Dakota, where caffeine, taurine, lysine and ginseng are added.
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Caffeine traces found in Oregon streams. |
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May 7, 2007 - Scientists testing the beds of streams around Portland found the residue of the region's medicine cabinets and coffee shops. The list of compounds includes many known by such names as Prozac, Tagamet, Benadryl, and Micatin, as well as the caffeine that makes the Northwest edgy. The scientists were surprised, and troubled. They say they don't know how the chemicals might affect fish or other life. Among other things, they worry that antibiotics and other substances could help bacteria and other organisms develop resistance to drugs and pesticides. |
Can Coffee Stimulate Hair Growth? |
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April 25, 2007 - Renowned Coffee and Science Expert to Discuss Caffeine's Health Benefits at International Culinary Center in New York. Dr. Ernesto Illy, International Coffee Organization Promotion Committee Chairman and Honorary Chairman to premier Italian espresso company, Illycaffe, is scheduled to present at the International Culinary Center on Friday, April 27, 2007. Key topics will include coffee's effects on degenerative diseases Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, weight loss, and even baldness, followed by a special espresso extraction tasting. |
Caffeinated Soap now available in your shower! |
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APRIL 22, 2007 - Tired of waking up and having to wait for your morning java to brew? Are you one of those groggy early morning types that just needs that extra kick? Well luckily inventors created "Shower Shock" - a caffeinated soap bar delivering 200mg of caffeine per shower. And whats best, is that the caffeine is absorbed naturally through your skin - leaving you clean an invigorated for rest of the day. Alas, no more long waits at your cafe for your morning cup of Java to brew.  Links:
http://tinyurl.com/334n47 http://tinyurl.com/3atxao |
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