Magware Magnetic Flatware Set

Built from a high-strength, food-safe aluminum, the Magware Magnetic Flatware Set is you´re new best friend that will provide a means to consume your meals at the campsite, at work, or while living off of the grid for a few weeks. Set to eliminate disposable utensils time and time again, the functional set magnetically nests together, creating a lightweight and portable set of cutlery. The full set of reusable utensils comes with five spoons, five forks, and five knives. The result is a striking, functional and extremely portable reusable cutlery set for your day to day culinary requirements that will cut down on environmental waste.

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YETI CAST IRON SKILLET

YETI is expanding its reach into the world of camp cookware with the launch of its new cast-iron skillets. Available in 8-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch sizes, these skillets are designed for both camping and home use. Made in the USA, they feature a smooth surface, balanced weight, and ergonomic handles for easy mobility. Pre-seasoned with grapeseed oil and beeswax, the skillet offers a naturally non-stick surface that improves with use. Perfect for induction, c...
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SUSHI BAZOOKA

Finally Sushi Lovers! You can now make restaurant-quality sushi at home! The innovative Sushi Bazooka is very easy to use, simply fill the tube with rice and add your favorite ingredients, then plunge the rice right through the tube onto a nori sheet, Voila, the perfect sushi maki! Great aid for large dinners, it will have your guests coming back for more perfectly formed sushi. source You can buy the Sushi Bazooka in Europe here...
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UNDER RESTAURANT

Under is Europe´s first underwater restaurant, and boy does it look amazing. Designed by Snohetta to resemble a sunken periscope, the 495-square-metre concrete structure appears to float at the surface like a capsized boat. Perched seemingly precariously on a rocky coastline at the southernmost point of Norway, the restaurant is fronted by a huge panoramic window that gives visitors an impressive view of marine life. Diners enter above sea-level and descend down a ...
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