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Ben & Jerry's ice cream locking device

Better lock that ice cream up.
Ben & Jerry's supposedly makes the best tasting ice cream in the world. And the fattiest. If this is true or not, I don't actually know, since I eat very little ice cream, but the B&J's regular customers seems to have a problem with their loved ones pinching a scoop here and there. This ice cream lock supposedly was inspired by a customer requesting B&J to make a stainless steel can with a lock for the ice cream, since he's gotten tired of his roommates scooping up his goodies. Instead B&J made this. And are selling it for USD 5,50 on their site... Wow.

Originally posted in January 2006

Move over, here comes that frog again...
It's funny how frogs tend to be successful. Like the old videogame Frogger, a favourite at the old Metropol Hotel in Stockholm, where we used to have lunch during a few years in the early eighties. Or like the ever green Kermit, who never wanted to shack up with the pig (who would?). Or the Budweiser commercial frogs from the early nineties. We loved those frogs. And here comes this one. Maybe he's not a frog, but we're pretty sure he's a he, anyway. Just hope the guy from Gothenburg who did the mouth-moped gets a bundle now that the crazy thing is such a hit...

Originally posted in January 2006

If you can't resist eating in the car - part 5.
At first I couldn't believe my eyes. I had not imagined something like a 12 Volt pizza oven, or "toaster oven" as the site says. Well, I don't mean to be overly critical of a lifestyle I have come to love (at least most of it), but could we please not have pizza ovens in our cars. Or french fry holders. Or some of the other stuff I've found and will post over the next few days. Some facts: The oven takes it's power from the car cigarette lighter socket. It has two power settings. It has both upper and lower heaters. It has a carrying grip. And yes... it's on sale. Only USD 35:99 and it's yours. Priceground via Gadgetry Blog.

Originally posted in January 2006

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