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Date: 21 Jun 2006 04:36:07
From: Nancy
Subject: New Brewing Accessory Prevents Teeth Stains
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To my fellow coffee aficionados,
My husband and I invented a new coffee accessory . . . The Java Wand
which permits you to brew and drink a single serving of your favorite
coffee in your mug anytime, anyplace.
It also prevents teeth stains and does not require a coffee maker or
filter. We sincerely welcome your valued opinion!
Happy coffee drinking,
Nancy
Www.Wisdomwands.com
Brewing Coffee Is An Art ...
How You Drink It Is Magic!
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Date: 21 Jun 2006 09:47:04
From: Heat + Beans
Subject: Re: New Brewing Accessory Prevents Teeth Stains
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I don't get how the Wisdomwickie prevents stains.
Also, not that coffee drinkers are particularly fastidious, but some of
us don't buy a product unless we know how and how often to clean all
the narrow glass tubes.
I'm thinking of marketing an even better device: Stretch some nylon
hosiery over one's head before sipping the coffee or tea. (Not
recommended for use at airports or at Starbucks adjacent to banks.)
Martin
Nancy wrote:
> To my fellow coffee aficionados,
>
> My husband and I invented a new coffee accessory . . . The Java Wand
> which permits you to brew and drink a single serving of your favorite
> coffee in your mug anytime, anyplace.
> It also prevents teeth stains and does not require a coffee maker or
> filter. We sincerely welcome your valued opinion!
>
> Happy coffee drinking,
> Nancy
>
> Www.Wisdomwands.com
>
> Brewing Coffee Is An Art ...
> How You Drink It Is Magic!
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Date: 21 Jun 2006 17:49:36
From: Mark
Subject: Re: New Brewing Accessory Prevents Teeth Stains
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"Heat + Beans" <heatgunroast@gmail.com > wrote in message
news:1150908424.680317.280690@p79g2000cwp.googlegroups.com...
>I don't get how the Wisdomwickie prevents stains.
I supose by acting as a straw, limiting contact with the front teeth.
However, I agree, preventing stains is going a little too far.
> I'm thinking of marketing an even better device: Stretch some nylon
> hosiery over one's head before sipping the coffee or tea. (Not
> recommended for use at airports or at Starbucks adjacent to banks.)
> Martin
:-) you forgot to mention the nylon should be new and washed. Wouldnt want
to be drinking manufacturing chemicals. Yuck!
-Mark
> Nancy wrote:
>> To my fellow coffee aficionados,
>>
>> My husband and I invented a new coffee accessory . . . The Java Wand
>> which permits you to brew and drink a single serving of your favorite
>> coffee in your mug anytime, anyplace.
>> It also prevents teeth stains and does not require a coffee maker or
>> filter. We sincerely welcome your valued opinion!
>>
>> Happy coffee drinking,
>> Nancy
>>
>> Www.Wisdomwands.com
>>
>> Brewing Coffee Is An Art ...
>> How You Drink It Is Magic!
>
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Date: 21 Jun 2006 10:57:38
From: Randy G.
Subject: Re: New Brewing Accessory Prevents Teeth Stains
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"Mark" <theilff@hotmail.com > wrote:
>> I'm thinking of marketing an even better device: Stretch some nylon
>> hosiery over one's head before sipping the coffee or tea. (Not
>> recommended for use at airports or at Starbucks adjacent to banks.)
>> Martin
>
>:-) you forgot to mention the nylon should be new and washed. Wouldnt want
>to be drinking manufacturing chemicals. Yuck!
>
>-Mark
>
..not to mention that they should NOT be used and unwashed. Wouldn't
want to be drinking unwanted organic compounds! }:-P~
Randy "do I get a % of sales" G.
http://www.EspressoMyEspresso.com
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Date: 21 Jun 2006 12:37:20
From:
Subject: Re: New Brewing Accessory Prevents Teeth Stains
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In alt.coffee, Nancy <Icoachyou@gmail.com > wrote:
> To my fellow coffee aficionados,
> My husband and I invented a new coffee accessory . . . The Java Wand
> which permits you to brew and drink a single serving of your favorite
> coffee in your mug anytime, anyplace.
Kudos to you for your inventiveness.
However, your device will keep the te leaves or coffeegrounds in contact
with the water for far too long. With green tea, the brewing time is
crucial. If the tea is brewed too long, it gets bitter. Coffee too needs
a correct brewing time, and once the coffee is exposed to the brewing
water for more than 4 or 5 minutes, the flavor will get worse, not better.
All that being said, I think your device would work well for drinking
Yerba Mate.
--
A nation of sheep will beget a government of wolves.
--Edward R. Murrow
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Date: 21 Jun 2006 17:43:51
From: D. Ross
Subject: Re: New Brewing Accessory Prevents Teeth Stains
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Date: 22 Jun 2006 04:20:38
From: Nancy
Subject: Re: New Brewing Accessory Prevents Teeth Stains
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I sincerely thank you for all your valued comments.
Your concerns about the filter . . . it is not wire it is an FDA
approved thermo mesh cloth. The entire unit is dishwasher safe and
easily cleaned.
Our focus group tests reveal that the coffee does not get bitter in the
cup as is the case with some black teas.
As for preventing teeth stains . . . because it is a glass straw the
coffee or tea does not come in contact with your teeth. Plastic straws
with hot fluids can be toxic.
It's meant to be a handy tool to make one cup at a time your way -
where ever you are. Once people try it their faces light up at how
simple and delicious their coffee is. The famous Canyon Ranch spa has
just placed an order to serve their guests coffee with the Java Wand.
Happy Coffee Drinking!
Nancy
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Date: 22 Jun 2006 07:38:42
From: St. John Smythe
Subject: Re: New Brewing Accessory Prevents Teeth Stains
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Nancy wrote:
> As for preventing teeth stains . . . because it is a glass straw the
> coffee or tea does not come in contact with your teeth.
I wonder if you have any scientific basis for that claim. On the one
hand, if you're fully appreciating the flavor of the coffee, it's going
to reach all parts of the mouth, straw or no straw, and on the other,
when drinking from a cup, the front (what people see) surfaces of the
teeth are shrouded by the lips.
--
St. John, not looking for argument, but evidence would be appreciated
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Date: 25 Jun 2006 03:56:56
From: D. Ross
Subject: Re: New Brewing Accessory Prevents Teeth Stains
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"Nancy" <Icoachyou@gmail.com > wrote:
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Date: 01 Sep 2006 05:18:19
From: Kruger Kid
Subject: Re: New Brewing Accessory Prevents Teeth Stains
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I like real hot coffe so slurping the hot drink from a edge of a cup
is my prefered method to drink. Using a straw would just mean I would
get a burned mouth from sucking on boiling hot coffee.
Just my opinion anyway....
Kruger
On 21 Jun 2006 04:36:07 -0700, "Nancy" <Icoachyou@gmail.com > wrote:
>
>To my fellow coffee aficionados,
>
>My husband and I invented a new coffee accessory . . . The Java Wand
>which permits you to brew and drink a single serving of your favorite
>coffee in your mug anytime, anyplace.
> It also prevents teeth stains and does not require a coffee maker or
>filter. We sincerely welcome your valued opinion!
>
>Happy coffee drinking,
>Nancy
>
>Www.Wisdomwands.com
>
>Brewing Coffee Is An Art ...
>How You Drink It Is Magic!
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Date: 01 Sep 2006 18:22:35
From: Alan
Subject: Re: New Brewing Accessory Prevents Teeth Stains
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Outside of the fact that they haven't really "invented" it (I think the
bombilla has been around for a couple hundred years or so --- see
http://www.soygaucho.com/english/mate/labombilla.html), how could you
possibly keep the "wisdom wand" clean? I also fail to see how it would
prevent stains. Also, you'd miss out on the olfactory pleasure of coffee by
distancing your nose from the cup . . .
All in all, it looks like a pretty silly idea.
"Kruger Kid" <kkofvirgo@yahoo.com > wrote in message
news:4cgff2pnmr42urvirr7ieob78bi9hg273j@4ax.com...
>I like real hot coffe so slurping the hot drink from a edge of a cup
> is my prefered method to drink. Using a straw would just mean I would
> get a burned mouth from sucking on boiling hot coffee.
> Just my opinion anyway....
>
> Kruger
>
>
> On 21 Jun 2006 04:36:07 -0700, "Nancy" <Icoachyou@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>To my fellow coffee aficionados,
>>
>>My husband and I invented a new coffee accessory . . . The Java Wand
>>which permits you to brew and drink a single serving of your favorite
>>coffee in your mug anytime, anyplace.
>> It also prevents teeth stains and does not require a coffee maker or
>>filter. We sincerely welcome your valued opinion!
>>
>>Happy coffee drinking,
>>Nancy
>>
>>Www.Wisdomwands.com
>>
>>Brewing Coffee Is An Art ...
>>How You Drink It Is Magic!
>
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Date: 01 Sep 2006 14:26:19
From: notbob
Subject: Re: New Brewing Accessory Prevents Teeth Stains
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On 2006-09-01, Alan <in_flagrante@hotmail.com > wrote:
> All in all, it looks like a pretty silly idea.
I've got some magnetic insoles I'll sell you for only four payments of
$29.95.
nb
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Date: 01 Sep 2006 15:02:58
From: Randy G.
Subject: Re: New Brewing Accessory Prevents Teeth Stains
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notbob <notbob@nothome.com > wrote:
>On 2006-09-01, Alan <in_flagrante@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> All in all, it looks like a pretty silly idea.
>
>I've got some magnetic insoles I'll sell you for only four payments of
>$29.95.
>
"BUT WAIT! if you order now we will make the first payment for you-
so now it's only _3_ payments of $29.95. If you are one of the first
three callers from your state you get two- that's right TWO pairs of
magnetic insoles for the same low price- just pay the shipping and
handling. Everyone who orders today also gets a fuel line magnet
designed to increase the mileage of ANY vehicle*, and a water line
magnet that is designed to make the water in your home tastier and
safer than ever!"
* one of these was installed on my 240 Volvo when I bought it!
Randy "PT was right" G.
http://www.EspressoMyEspresso.com
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Date: 01 Sep 2006 10:30:54
From: Randy G.
Subject: Re: New Brewing Accessory Prevents Teeth Stains
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Date: 02 Sep 2006 06:41:21
From: Omniryx@gmail.com
Subject: Re: New Brewing Accessory Prevents Teeth Stains
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What brainless twits these people must be to think there would be any
meaningful market for this thing. It reminds me of those straw
gimmicks that were used by parent administering iron tonic to their
kids back in the fifties.
Will
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