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Which Cheap Bottle-Top Wine Gadgets Will Provide You With The Tastiest Drink?
Our very own Wilson Rothman teamed up with his friends “Addison Richards, a certified sommelier and the wine director of the Wild Ginger restaurant in Seattle, and Noah Musler, an avid wine collector” to review some bottle-top wine accessories for the NYT’s Diner’s Journal. The article is well worth a read even if you’re not ready to hop into #drunkmodo just yet. [NYT]
Beer Bottles Reblown Into Glassware
Why is it that we’re perfectly fine reusing some glass and completely refuse to reuse other glass? For $US60, you can buy a six pack of tumblers, made from real beer bottles. [Windy City Glass via MAKE via boingboing]
BioLite Camping Stove Charges Gadgets And Cooks Beans
I’m almost too scared to tell you that the BioLite camping stove can burn anything. I don’t want to know what you’d shove in there. Still, the leftover heat can be used to power your gadgets – that’s good, right?
Tweeting Kettle Alerts Tea Drinkers When The Cuppa’s On
Because of my dependence on tea, I make sure I’m always within earshot of the kettle whistling – but if you’re not, this smartly designed kettle, which tweets via Wi-Fi, will alert you when it’s boiling.
Radiation Drinkware Is Understating The Toxicity Of Your Beverage
Polluted Glasses are miniature, 208-litre drums that, when filled with mutagen (found in most energy drinks) are capable of rewriting your DNA in a most disastrous fashion. $US15 for two. [NeatoShop]
My Breakfast Could’ve Been So Much Less Disgusting
Salt And Pepper Chess
Found at the Oregon Culinary Institute, this chess set enlists the various styles of salt and pepper shakers to a long-standing, strategic war. Also, saying “could you pass the salt?” for “CHECKMATE” must really ice the competition.
