Just saw an add on TV that says coors cans have a layer in them to lock in the cold. Do we have a new super can for our alky addiction?
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coor’s cans the new stove material?
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many plastics have a very low coeffecient of heat transfer… unfortunately, it's likely to melt.
Might be an awefully fun experiment though…
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