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Coca-Cola Unveils Limited Edition ‘James Bond’ Series - Cans & Bottles

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The release of a new James Bond film always brings exciting projects with it. One of them is this new series of limited edition cans and bottles by Coca-Cola. The James Bond Skyfall Series by Coca-Cola Zero will debut in the UK on October 26th and will for sure become collectors items in the future.

Sriracha Popcorn - Hot Sauce Snacks

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Not content with inducing a tiny bit of fear every time we reach for the Rooster water bottle, Sriracha are now looking to assault your lips with a line of popcorn. Produced by J&D Foods, a company with the tagline “Everything should taste like bacon”, spice snacks have now been added to the pork heavy menu. Described as “a special blend of red chilies, garlic, sugar and just a hint of vinegar to create a fiery explosion for your mouth”, they advise caution stating “if you pace yourself it’s like a riverboat cruise through the jungles of dee-lish.”

Sriracha Water Bottle by Gage + DeSoto

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We all love the Sriracha sauce, eh? Brooklyn’s Gage + DeSoto celebrates the sauce on their new shop water bottle. “From the white lettering, to the iconic green cap, to the Chinese characters (don’t hold us to the translations), it’s our alternate ode to summer.” Available online now for $10.

SOPH.HANKYU Caramel Cream

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Slowly but surely we’ve been seeing the intersection of food and fashion becoming more and more apparent. SOPHNET. and its newest flagship, SOPH.HANKYU release a special jar of caramel cream. Perhaps better suited to serve as a commemorative item rather than for actual consumption, the item will be available at the shop-inside-shop at the Umeda Hankyu department store in Osaka.

Diet Coke by Jean Paul Gaultier - The Night & Day Cans

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Following the release of the third bottle in the Limited Collection for Diet Coke by Jean Paul Gaultier, we can share with you the designs for the exclusive ‘Night & Day’ cans designed by Gaultier himself. This is the first time in the brand’s history that a design collaboration has translated onto the 330ml cans.

The ‘Night’ can has a rock theme that immortalises Jean Paul Gaultier’s corset and iconic cone bra design. While the ‘Day’ can is inspired by Jean Paul Gaultier’s signature Breton stripes and captures his fun attitude.

The cans will be made available across Europe at select retailers from July – September.

Craftsman Bottle Opener | Uncrate

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No proper toolbox is complete without a bottle opener for keeping your mind limber while on the job, and few are suited to the task like the Craftsman Bottle Opener ($8). Sporting the signature clear, red, and blue Craftsman handle — just like the ones they use on their guaranteed-for-life screwdrivers — it features a stainless steel opener and a leather strap for hanging, so you won't have to start digging through drawers when refreshment calls.

Ditch Your Old Brown Bag for a Stylish Bento Box

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Bringing your own grub to work will help you save money, but the dinky tupperware you carry it in isn't exactly impressing anyone. Besides, you're too old to use your Spiderman box from junior high. Stylish and cheerful, the Ojue Lunch Box ($46) is the grown-up version of your old lunch pail.

The bento box has three different compartments, so you can neatly organize your meal. Stack your food vertically, so each item stays separate. Made by Japanese company Metaphys, it also comes with a set of chopsticks. The good-looking box comes in a simple green, pink, black, and white design. You'll never need to brown bag it again.

Taylor Grill Surface Thermometer | Gear Patrol

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You need a hot grill to sear in the juices for that High Plains Bison that was just delivered, but you also need a sub-400 degree zone to make sure your investment doesn’t go up in smoke. To make sure you’ve got your grill in order, just place the Taylor Grill Surface Thermometer ($10) directly on the grates (not over the open flame though) to get accurate on the spot temperature readings to perfect your technique. The Taylor has it all spelled out for you, so you can create multiple cooking zones for grilling, searing and even slow cooking. The magnetized base makes it easy to move from zone to zone, and it’s easy to clean stainless steel design ensures that it will last as long as you, provided you don’t try to pick it up without tongs.

Curtis Stone Workbench Cutting Board | Gear Patrol

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Featuring one part cutting board and one part food storage unit (with a waste disposal unit to boot), the Curtis Stone Workbench ($300) slicing and dicing the most exciting part of your meal — in the off chance it wasn’t already.

Made from an Australian grown Victorian ash wood (from an eco-sustainable plantation), there’s no need to worry about your knives getting damaged chopping away on this thing. 3 stainless steel 1-cup measuring cups come included with the board, along with an additional steel scoop and an incredibly handy waste disposal drawer. When that’s full, simply pull it out and dump the contents in the trash. It couldn’t be more efficient, although, its large size means you’d better have plenty of cabinet space in your kitchen, unless you don’t mind proudly displaying this wooden beast at all times.

hobo x Kobo Aizawa Stainless Steel Kit Box | Hypebeast

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Stainless steel kit boxes have been in use since the early 1920s in Japan. Tokyo-based brand hobo has spent considerable time specializing in vintage accessory recreations, so it’s natural that the newest Kit Box is a mainstay in its eclectic and practical line. The stainless steel box set aligns well with the included canvas strap tote, making it perfect for storing tools or taking your lunch to work. Availability is offered through the hobo online store. Retail is set at ￥7,350 JPY (approximately $90 USD).