Heatermeals of
Cincinnati, USA,
has made it possible
to have a warm
meal anywhere and
anytime you
wish. Details on the
new device
(Newsweek, September
25, 1995)
states: "remove the
food container
from the packing
carton, pour two
ounces of water on
its food-heating
pad - this starts a
chemical reaction that produces
heat. Place the
food container on
the pad and slide
it back into the
carton. In about 15
minutes, the meal is
ready for you to
chow down." Each
Heatermeal,
which costs US
$4.50, comes with
utensils, a napkin,
salt and pepper.
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