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Evaporated Milk Bottle


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When I was a kid, I used to circle the tricks I wanted soooo badly from the Tannen's #11 catalog.  There was one called "the Invisible Mosquito" where (according to the catalog) the magician would show a glass of milk, and after introducing his invisible mosquito to the edge of the glass, the milk would visibly go down in the glass  -- apparently being consumed by a thirsty invisible mosquito.  Never owned that one, because it cost $50 (and that was back in 1973).  I am sure this is NOT the same thing, but the effect can be the same if you want to play it for Invisible Mosquito laughs. An ordinary looking milk bottle is shown full of milk.  Then visibly, the milk begins to vanish, the level sinking lower and lower.  For kids shows, the invisible fly or mosquito patter works great.   Or you can team it up with a Liquid Appear effect and have milk visibly vanish from the bottle and re-appear in your Liquid Appear apparatus.  You can even use it like a regular Vanishing Milk Pitcher, pourting the milk into a cone, then showing it has vanished.   Made of plastic, so a bit more durable than glass.  Bottle is about 9 inches tall, more or less the size of a real milk bottle.

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My favorite Foo Can design...and I must have about 6-7 foo cans!    It looks like a milk or creamer pitcher, about 6" tall, with a handle to add to the natural look of the prop. 

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The can holds 1.5 cups (about 750ml) when completely filled.  This includes the initial pour to "empty" the Foo can.  So you can pour out about 2/3 of a cup of water (or 375ml) apparently emptying it,  and then pour the same amount again.  If you want to start by simply turning the can upside down to show it empty, and then having liquid appear inside, it will hold about 2/3 of a cup.

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