What does your morning routine involve? Getting up, having a cup of coffee, and then going to work. When you get to work, you might decide to have another cup. But, don’t you just hate having to wait for the coffee to brew if the pot is empty or someone else is using the instant coffee machine?
Well, a company in Seattle (a city known for it’s love of coffee), has come up with a way to avoid all of the waiting. They have developed a machine that will make your coffee when you send it a text message. Basically, the machine receives your text, grinds the beans, brews your coffee, and keeps it warm until you pick it up. How will you know it’s your coffee? The last three digits of your cell phone number are printed in edible ink on top of the foam.
Personally, I know quite a few people who would love this machine. Unfortunately, there’s only one place you can experience this machine and that’s at ZipWhip, the company that engineered it. So that means, you should either join the company or maybe try and invent something similar yourself, at least until they decide to share this machine with the rest of us.
About Nicolle Morales Kern
My cofee pot speaks Russian … it doesn’t understand my phone.
I. Need. This.
because the last three digits of my number are printed onto the foam
This technology is sweet. The last three digits of your number are printed in edible ink on top of the foam. My problem with this is that so many tel numbers can have the last three digits be the same. LOL
LOL gotta love technology… Oh the answer is: The last three digits of your cell phone number are printed in edible ink on top of the foam.