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* [[Caffeine|Caffeination]] level of 3. | * [[Caffeine|Caffeination]] level of 3. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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+ | * The multiuse message refers to the novel (and later film) {{wikipedia|Like Water for Chocolate}}. |
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pre-coffee
Plural: handfuls of pre-coffee
From the think tank that brought you the deadly chemical dihydrogen monoxide and the nearly impossible-to-detect "perpetually invisible ink," you can now get pre-coffee. Caffeine in its natural form. A cuppa joe, without the cup. Lightweight, transportable, so fast it puts the word "instant" to shame because it doesn't actually take any time at all; it's already there!
In other words: yeah, it's a handful of coffee beans. It's a light roast of a particularly strong varietal, for what it's worth.
Miscellaneous Item
Item cannot be traded or sold
Item cannot be auto-sold
Contains caffeine ({{{caffeinefullness}}})
How Obtained
Exchange at Sherlock & Poirot, Crime Analysts for 4 crimebusters IOUs
You munch on the pre-coffee. It needs a chocolate coating. Or some hot water. Possibly both.
Bedtime: +?-56-65-? minutes |
Using multiple:
You munch on the handfuls of pre-coffee. It needs a chocolate. Or water. What it definitely doesn't need, is water for chocolate.
Notes
- Caffeination level of 3.
References
- The description refers to the dihydrogen monoxide hoax.
- The multiuse message refers to the novel (and later film) Like Water for Chocolate.