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Move Over
Houdini
By day it may seem like an ordinary bar glass,
but by night Liquimagic glassware can be a savvy tool for
self-promotion. When condensation forms on the outside of the glass,
your logo appears like magic. It can't be wiped, washed, or even
licked away. How does it work? Not even torture would make us tell.
But trust us, your customers will be curious, too. When's the last
time your logo got that much action? The price is no more than the
ink you already use. The glasses are non-toxic and dishwasher safe,
not to mention downright neat. Call 216.545.4088 for more
information or visit their website at http://www.liquimagic.com/.
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Federation
Imports
The UK's Federation Brewery has decided to cross
the pond. Newly-imported Northumbrian Brown Ale and award-winning
Angel Ale are being marketed especially to us Yanks and our thirst
for the Newcastle region's unique hops. For more information
contact 847.678.0685 or go to http://www.weinbauer.com/
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Starck
Stackables
Want a Philippe Starck stackable armchair for
your restaurant? Want 20 of them? At $133 take-away price,
Kartell-the famed European retail design store-makes "Made in Italy"
high-design almost plebeian. At Kartell you'll find way cool
commercial-grade furniture and miscellany such as waste baskets,
trolleys, umbrella stands, and ashtrays. The Boston site, which just
opened in January is one of just six flagship stores in the USA.
Check them out at 10 St. James Street in Boston. Call
617.728.4442 or visit http://www.kartellus.com/ for more information.
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Small
Wonder
Uh oh. Someone forgot to restock and you can't
serve room temperature white-wine. Whatever shall you do? Enter the
Cooper Cooler. This machine chills beverages in most containers from
77° F to 43° F in less than a minute. Go to http://www.coopercooler.com/ or call 845.229.4101
for more information.
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Model
Morsels
Cambridge's Choco Choco House has created the
ultimate line of indulgence. These chocolate handbags are inspired
by original runway designs and made with the freshest chocolate from
Belgium and France. "I love handbags and I love chocolate; creating
each bag satisfies both addictions," says designer Aliya Wali,
formerly a dessert chef at Dali in Sommerville, MA (and who
currently supplies them with truffles.) The spring collection
includes seven bags with a line of travel bags planned for summer.
You can order these chic confections to serve your guests at http://www.chocochocohouse.com/.
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