Can You Tell How Much Caffeine Is In Canned Coffee?

I feel like it is a missed opportunity to not show us how the actual caffiene content compares to the contents on the label.

If this doesn’t come with a taste test of each, I will be devastated. EDIT: Tasting. No complaining. Devastated.

For those confused about the Korean pouches — they're sold in convenience stores there, with cups of ice available separately. The idea is that you buy a cup of ice _and_ the pouch (or maybe the ice comes free with the pouch? I forget.) and combine them yourself.  The idea behind is that you can save quite a lot of shelf (and fridge!) space by not having to have each "drink" in a can/bottle.

There’s a certain beauty to watching a man unintentionally drink undiluted coffee ‘squash’

The fact we still don't require caffeine content on nutrition labels is wild to me. I wish I could tell how much I'd consume especially now after this video I know how dramatically it can vary. I love caffeine but I'm also sensitive enough to it that once it's past, say, 2pm I need to know how much I'm about to have.

Japanese coffee vending machines was something I really missed after a trip to Tokyo. Especially the fact, that they were heated - you can first warm your hands holding the can.

As someone who is extremely sensitive to caffeine and takes meds that interact with it I find it really important to know how much caffeine is in a drink. I wish it would be listed in large print by the nutrition label not hiding at the bottom in 5 point font

I’m an analytical chemist and one thing my lab does for pharmaceutical products is determining a release profile. Would be interesting to see the caffeine levels during different time points of an extraction

You know the coffee is kicking in when James starts talking faster

We need like an Anthony Bourdain style James Hoffman travelogue in asia exploring the local coffee culture and then doing all the taste tests.