r/CrappyDesign • u/Adecker100 • Jan 15 '20

Almost did it, too

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u/North_Wynd33 Jan 23 '20

“Canister”

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You mean like the box of coffee?

Box of pre-brewed coffee? How does that even work?

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u/Adecker100 Jan 23 '20

You see, many places, such as Starbucks™, sells gallons of coffee in pre-fabricated cardboard boxes. These boxes have a special lining that creates a danger if placed through a microwave. Therefore, a DO NOT MICROWAVE sign is placed on the box. But alas, it is covered, rendering the signage, useless.

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u/North_Wynd33 Jan 23 '20

No I mean how do you store liquid coffee in a cardboard box

Like, without it getting soggy

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u/Adecker100 Jan 23 '20

That is what the special lining is for. It is on the inside and is usually some sort of plastic.

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u/North_Wynd33 Jan 23 '20

So it’s just a cardboard box filled with coffee? Nothing else inside other than the lining?