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Still, as you juggle the relentless strain of your myriad responsibilities, the act of repeatedly raising a coffee mug to your face to consume an entire serving of joe can seem downright ludicrous.
Well, as luck would have it, a brave scientist hailing from the austere halls of Harvard may have just eliminated such a time-consuming ritual.
Introducing the black magic that is Le Whif Coffee, a tiny canister of caffeine-juiced micropowder that you inhale like a sleepy asthmatic, launching tomorrow at Dylan's Candy Bar in Midtown.
Before you dismiss this as another gimmick set to prey on your love affair with caffeinated beverages—actually, this is a gimmick. But it's a gimmick that uses particle engineering to create airborne coffee dust packed with 100 mg of caffeine—basically the same amount as a shot of espresso. (It's good to know Harvard is using its labs for the important stuff.)
And while you may have seen a chocolate version of this stuff floating around at some point over the past year, you'll do best to stick to the coffee.
Chocolate is not for closers.