This  has to be the craziest bikini idea ever but then who can blame designers for  being crazy. After all, it is this out-of-box thinking on which this fraternity  thrives. So, here is presenting the ‘Bottle Betty’ line of swimwear with, what  else, a ‘bottle opener.’ Yes, so, now if you are looking to open a bottle of  beer or soda while at the beach, all you have to do is strip down to your  swimwear and pop the bottle open. The admiring stares that you get after that  will just be the bonus!

This bikini has taken food and fashion to new heights and it is already being  called all things from “new, bold, innovative” to “sexy, stylish, and fun.” It  was in Valencia, a town just outside the Los Angeles county, which is also the  hometown of the ‘Bottle Betty’ owners, that they got the idea to create the  bottle-opening bikini. When you have to pop bottles right from the backyard  swimming pools to roadside rivers, you may want to have a bottle opener  handy.

The bottle opener lies just  between the breast cups of the bikini top as well as on the hip. So, in case you  want to go topless, you know, you can without the fear of losing out on this ‘facility.’ Speaking in favor of the new product, Co-owner of ‘Bottle Betty’, Michelle Sommers said, “Our Bottle Betty product is meant to be fun from both  ends. Men find the product sexy and inviting and women find the product useful,  stylish, and a great conversation starter.” Her partner, Co-owner Jennifer  Kinney pitches in, “Our research shows the only new in decades within the  swimwear industry has been from design or fabrics. In today’s economy, Bottle  Betty gives the consumer a new spin on swimwear that will entice them to spend  their precious dollar on a new suit.”

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Simply place the Beer or Wine Tjiller in your freezer (it reaches it’s coldest temperature in 8 hours, so overnight for best results), take out & enjoy!

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The Tjiller is made from a hard polystyrene outer shell, which acts to insulate an inner-layer of patented gel, which can be cooled to very low temperatures. On the inside of the Tjiller (the part that touches the can, bottle or glass) there is an aluminum membrane, which releases the cold from the gel very slowly, hence why it is able to keep drinks cold for so long (up to 9 hours for the Wine Tjiller). There are other coolers that you can freeze, however, they only last a couple of hours at the most. What’s more, they soak the table with condensation. The Tjiller on the other hand, has zero condensation.