h a l f b a k e r yQuis custodiet the custard?
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Baseball Caps are great for sunny days, but now they can also be
graters for those times when you want to add some cheese to your
sandwiches or other food items if you're out and about.
The grater is simply built into the peak of the baseball cap, with
the angled holes orientated in such a
way as to ensure your eyes
are still protected from bright sunlight.
A diminutive tupperware style container (appropriately silverised
to reflect the sun and heat) is attached to the rim of the cap to
facilitate the carrying of a small block of fresh Parmesan or
similar.
Might be paired with the Electric nose cheese filter, to avoid caseus overdosing
Electric_20nose_20cheese_20filter
[not_morrison_rm, Nov 30 2017]
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The number of times I've looked for one of these... |
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The perfect Chistmas item. I've actually made one up as a
prototype. |
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I've got a drawer full of these things. I misplace
them, have to buy another one and the old one turns
up, often in the same day. Maddening. |
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I scoff - this is just another cheesy knockoff from the ballcap colander, which in turn came from the motorcycle helmet salad bowl. |
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Oh please ... a cheap hat that makes you stink of cheese, and delivers minimal useful functionality ? Nothing more than a stupid, impractical, malodourous bit of tat ? |
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Excellent, where do we order ? [+] |
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Very true - if you don't keep it clean, there is no need to worry, as many flies will eventually come and do it for you. |
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