A New Zealand college student has created what can only be described as the most important beverage-related invention ever.
Tired of lugging an ice chest to the beach with his mates, 22-year old student Kent Hodgson, created a portable device that cools beer in a matter of moments.
The Huski utilizes a pen-sized plastic cooling cell that is placed in a dock. The dock is filled with pressurized liquid CO2, which expands to create dry ice in the cooling cell. The cell is then dropped into a beer bottle and, voila, you have yourself a frosty beverage!
Confused? Don't worry -- all that matters is that your beer is cold. He plans on selling the device for $50.
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(Page 1 of 1)I'm going to patent that before he does and steal this idea. Give me two days. That dude better speed things up. :)
Man I have been saying they needed to invent this years ago No beer for me, just a good old classic coke.
Cannot freakin' wait. I can think of several times and places I've needed such an invention!
Now give that kid the noble peace prize for actually inventing useful. instead of giving it to that waxen, glazed zombie Al Bore.
In NZ, College is what we call High School, which makes this story way cooler!
Kids a freakin genious. May be one of the greatest discoveries lately. Think of all the applications for this....unreal.

















