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Have Lunch in Style by Ari Bendersky

lunchbag_ari.jpgBuilt NY put out a great wine carrying bag (I have the two bottle ByoBag and I absolutely love it). This year, they may have topped their design with two new products: a six-pack carrying bag and a lunch bag. All of their products are made out of neoprene, so food or beverages stay hot or cold. In addition to acting as an insulator, the neoprene serves as a protective padding to help prevent bottles from breaking. Even better, the lunch bag opens up to act as a placemat.

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This entry posted on 30 March 2005 at 7:47 AM
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