Weird Gadgets Unusual Gifts Ideas – Le Whif Chocolate Inhaler
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Weird Gadgets Unusual Gifts Ideas – Le Whif Chocolate Inhaler
Why not spend all day inhaling the heady aroma of eyeballs frying in a heady stew of neon and static. That’s why we’re always on the lookout for exciting things to tantalise our taste buds. And thanks to Le Whif we think we’ve found the best yet.
Le Whif is a lipstick-like inhaler that delivers a powdery hit of chocolate or coffee without the calories (well okay, one measly calorie per whiff). Simply place it between your lips, breathe in and savour the ‘phsssht’ moment as your tongue is showered with heavenly micro-particles.
So how does it work, we hear you yell in choc-craving anticipation? Well, this highly Heston-esque cylinder utilises particle engineering to form chocolate and coffee in microscopic sizes, small enough to become airborne but too large to enter the lungs. Created by a professor of biomedical engineering at Harvard University, Le Whif represents the first commercial step towards breathable food.
But you don’t care about all that scientific guff. You just want to pop this nifty inhaler in your bag or pocket so you can get a quick chocolate/coffee fix without all the chewing, slurping and tell-tale crumbs. Your tongue won’t know what’s hit it!
Each Le Whif allows for eight to ten puffs and can be closed and re-used as desired. Who knows, it could even replace choccy bars and espresso as the accessory of choice amongst sweet-toothed fashionistas. Go on, take a breather.
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World first racing car that is run on chocolate
This formula 3 racing car is made from woven flax, recycled carbon fibre, recycled resin and carrot pulp for the steering wheel. The racing only need to run on biofuel that is made from chocolate and animal fats and is lubricated with plant oils. This racing is not only to promote envronmentally friendly car in fact it is really fast. It is capable of reaching a top speed of 135 mph, can achieve 0-60 in 2.5 seconds and is turbo charged to give it more torque.
The car will make its first competitive debut in the Formula 3 Championship final at Brands Hatch on 17th October. After getting approval from drivers such as Lewis Hamilton and Adam Carroll as well as F1 team boss Ross Brawn.
via sciencedaily
