Hoax busted: 'Beer Powder' sachets not going to hit markets soon
- Reports and social media posts have been doing rounds that this beer is formed just by mixing powder in cold water
- The measurement of water and powder is printed on the sachet, the posts claimed and it certainly waves online
- Sad to say, the 'beer powder news' is false - this is an imagined Condom ad and has no connection to actual beer
FollowWhat was being touted as good news for beer lovers, has turned out to be a rumour. Posts and articles have been written saying the Kingfisher Company has brought out a powder form of beer.
Since it’s very difficult to carry big beer bottles and to store them in a refrigerator and nor is it easy to carry bottles and drink while driving the car, so say many articles that Kingfisher researched such difficulties and came up with the powder form of beer.
One just needs to mix the beer powder in cold water and voila beer is ready. It’s just that simple. The sachet has the mixing measurements and details on how to mix. The more sachets the stronger the beer and stronger the kick.
Sadly, this is just going to be on paper and to put things right – this idea is the figment of a fertile mind. There is not going to be any beer powder and those sachets do contain any powder, in fact it has been stolen from someone’s idea of what these slogans ‘King of Good times’ would actually look like if reimagined on condom wrappers. So there you have it.
