Why canned caffeinated coffees are different from other canned coffees? In the first place, I like the packaging…well the whole difference lies in the packaging. I love the way the content of the coffee and the packaging theme have been coordinated. The can of Dydo “Milk Coffee” stands taller with a Japanese inscription and the lower section of the can is left unadorned except for the picture of a cow. The see-through bottom will give you an idea of the color and texture of the coffee…milk coffee must be creamy. The lid of the can is an easy flip top. The can itself is strong and it cannot be crushed – I can use them to plant herbs.
The main idea of the caffeinated coffee is to participate in the addiction and then burst out into poetry, which any man in his senses would face a verbal constipation when asked to write about that caffeinated coffee…I must drink one, to write more on caffeinated cup of coffee. Those guys who want to write down their experiences of the caffeinated milk coffee, visit
Drink-milk-coffe at:Chin Press
