2016年3月11日 · These cans of dehydrated water are actually empty tin cans made by a real food company, Bernard Food Industries, which began making the cans in 1964. Of course, there is no such thing as dehydrated water, in reality. The cans were never meant to fool anyone.

Bernard Food Industries began making and selling cans of dehydrated water in 1964. However, the cans were not meant to trick people into paying money for empty cans. Instead, they were intended as a joke gift.

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The company was founded by Jules Bernard and is currently controlled by Steven Bernard. It's brands include the Bernard, Calorie Control, Sweet'N Low, Sans Sucre and Longhorn Grill. The company has produced, for some years, empty tin cans, labelled as "Bernard Dehydrated Water", as a novelty item. [1] [2]

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Dehydrated Water is perfect for anyone that loves gag gifts, funny recipes or foodie fun. Give to your teacher, Mom, Dad or friend as a joke gift, or keep it on your own kitchen shelf to bring a smile to anyone that sees it! Young or old, this one is bound to raise a smile.

2023年3月3日 · Bernard Food Industries suggests several uses for their dehydrated water: watering a cactus, VW Bug anti-freeze, dry cleaning, humidifying saunas, filling dry docks, dry mopping floors, making dry ice, dampening dry humor, etc.

Dehydrated water is an old joke, but I've never actually seen a can of the stuff. Here one is, posted on Flickr by David Reeves. His caption reads, "Spotted on the chemical storage shelf in an adjacent laboratory." The strange thing is that Bernard Food Industries, the company listed as the maker of this product, is a real company. Why were ...

Bernard Dehydrated Water Empty Contents Of Can Into One Gallon of Water Stir Until Desolved Chill and Serve This is one of the funniest joke item I've seen since the Pet Rock of the 70's.