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A young Miles Davis, not yet 23, blasting forth with enough squiggly canned heat on the trumpet to leave the announcer’s words sounding lifeless, irrelevant.

From New York Times Oct. 5, 2022

He brought along gas for his motor scooter, canned food, which he cooked over a portable stove with German canned heat, a tent, blankets, and other necessities for independent outdoor living.

From Time Magazine Archive

Even its canned heat is palatable: "That stuff ain't so bad," says one of its leading citizens.

From Time Magazine Archive

I move the candles around on the table in hopes that the addition of the canned heat under the pot will maybe give me enough light to get a decent shot.

From "Love, Hate & Other Filters" by Samira Ahmed

Small portable stoves using canned heat can be used to heat the feeding, or you can stop in restaurants and ask a waitress to have the bottle heated for you.

From If Your Baby Must Travel in Wartime by Labor, United States Department of




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