Nescafé Launches Espresso Keg for World Cup Viewing
By
Gavin Sheehan
A baker's-dozen of insight crammed into one ring.
Summary
Nescafé has launched an Espresso Keg product timed for the World Cup, offering a large self-sustaining coffee canister that allows users to make and store large quantities of coffee for convenient access during events, reducing the need for frequent brewing.
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This thing is its own self-sustaining little beast of a coffee container, as they have given you a massive canister to make and store their coffee in for you to make several trips to, or have conveniently nearby, so you're not spending a ton of time making more.
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