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ohgizmo.com - 1/1/2009

Find Decaf Impostors With These Handy Strips

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By Luke Anderson I’ll be the first to admit that I’m a Mountain Dew addict. I’ve honestly considered trying to see if I can order the stuff directly from a distributer, rather than by going through my local supermarket. Yes, I know that it’s bad for me, and that I ...

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crunchgear.com - 12/31/2008

Afraid that decaf isn’t? Test it with these handy strips

— crunchgear.com — I have to say, at first I thought these things were for testing if your coffee is... too weak . But no, apparently the greater scourge is coffee falsely advertised as decaffeinated. Is this really a major problem? I think you can generally tell decaf ... (more) Afraid that decaf isn’t? Test it with these handy strips

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slipperybrick.com - 1/4/2009

Decaf strips detect caffeine in your drink

— slipperybrick.com — Most people drink coffee for the caffeine, whether to help them wake up or stay alert, but... some people drink it because they like the taste and don’t want to get the crazy jitters associated with the drink. For these people, who don’t want to be ... (more) Decaf strips detect caffeine in your drink

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