The 'Beer Glass Froster' Creates a Frosted Glass in Under 10 Seconds
Megan Facciuolo — April 18, 2014 — Lifestyle
If you love your drink extra cold, then you know the perks of having it in an frosted glass. Many bars have freezers designated for glassware for only that purpose. You may have a few beer steins in your freezer too, but now you can save some space for more food because the 'Beer Glass Froster' will ice your room-tempuratured glasses in less than ten seconds.
The simple-looking device contains a CO2 tank that spurts out a cloud of frost onto each glass that is placed underneath it. It is versatile and will work with glasses of all sizes. A clamp is attached so that it can be mounted on any counter top, but don't worry, it takes up very little space thanks to its slim stature.
The simple-looking device contains a CO2 tank that spurts out a cloud of frost onto each glass that is placed underneath it. It is versatile and will work with glasses of all sizes. A clamp is attached so that it can be mounted on any counter top, but don't worry, it takes up very little space thanks to its slim stature.
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