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Freezable bra inserts are here to save you from sweaty boobs in the heatwave
Sweaty boobs, be gone!
You may or may not be aware, but Manchester is in the grips of a very sweaty heatwave, and we’re not exactly loving it.
Okay, the hot weather definitely has some perks – the beer gardens are full of life, weekends are fun again, and the current travel ban doesn’t seem so dire anymore.
However, there’s one thing that’s putting a dampener on the festivities: us Mancs are simply not built for the hot weather, and neither are our houses. British homes were built to keep the warmth in (obviously), so whenever a heatwave strikes, our small abodes instantly transform into sweltering greenhouses, which isn’t too fun when you’re trying to sleep at night.
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But now, there’s a new product that’s set to be an end to these heatwave woes… for women, that is.
Sold and manufactured by Polar Products, the Cool58 Bra Coolers are making waves among women who struggle with – let’s be crude – sweaty boobs.
The nifty little product freezes as 14.4C and, once fitted into a bra, stay cool for two dreamy hours. Plus, when they eventually heat up, they can be quickly recharged in a cooler of ice water in just ten to fifteen mins.
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The product description on the website reads: “When you are overheated, sometimes all you need is a quick, refreshing cool down in just the right places! Our Cool58 Bra Coolers cool at a comfortable 58F.”
The bra coolers come in two sizes: an A-C cup size, and a couple set for D cup and above. The later will cost you an additional £29.70, which is a little discriminatory on those bigger busted ladies, if you ask me.
The reviews for the product, however, have been glowing. One satisfied customer wrote: “They are wonderful and such a life saver for me, once I cool down using the bra coolers and wrist and ankle wraps outside I come back to life.” Another customer commented: “The scarf and bra coolers are so discreet and really helpful, especially with the inserts frozen solid.”
To grab your own set of bra coolers, visit the Polar Product website.
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Aldi is now selling a ‘churros with chocolate’ flavoured gin and it looks so good
Get down to your local Aldi immediately
Aldi has knocked it out of the park this week with the launch of their ‘churros with chocolate’ flavoured gin.
Yep, it’s the churros and gin combo you never knew you needed.
Now, there’s no disputing the fact that the combination of churros and melted chocolate is definitely one of the more elite desserts out there – but have you ever envisioned chocolate churros whipped up into an alcoholic treat?
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Probably not – but, as always, Aldi is on hand to make your chocolatey-boozy dreams come true.
The Churros with Chocolate Gin Liqueur, made by The Infusionist and stocked by Aldi, was brought to the attention of the internet by the food blogging Instagram account, Kevs Snack Reviews.
Of course, Instagram users were very impressed by the new boozy offering, with one writing: “Need to get it for the next cocktail night,” and another tagging their friend while noting: “We need to get our hands on this one.”
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Admittedly, this gin may be a little bit sweet for some, but picture it in a gin espresso martini or as a twist on a pornstar martini.
I’ve convinced you, haven’t I?
Priced at £7.99 the chocolate churros gin liqueur is available both online and in stores, joining the likes of Lemon Drizzle Cake gin liqueur, Raspberry Jam Donut gin liqueur, and Salted Caramel Cupcake gin liqueur.
While the hot weather might have temporarily disappeared another heatwave has been forecast for August so we should be seeing the return of the sun shortly.
And what better to relax in while the sun beams than a hot tub?
Well, Morrisons is currently selling a Lay-Z Spa hot tub for just £275 – and this is the absolute cheapest price you’ll find right now.
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Several shoppers have clocked the special deal at their local branches, so it’s worth giving your local a ring to see if they’ve got any in – you’ll have to buy it in-store.
The eagle-eyed members of the Extreme Coupling and Bargains UK Facebook group first spotted the bargains, although availability will depend on your local store.
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Morrisons is selling the Lay-Z Spa Miami, which will fit up to four people and warms all the way up to 40 degrees.
And if you want to step up your relaxation you can switch on the 120 air jets which will deliver a bubbly massage.
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McDonald’s is now doing cheesy garlic bites and you can get a sharebox of them
Calling all cheese lovers
If you love cheese and garlic then we’ve got some incredible news for you reader, as McDonald’s is now doing cheesy garlic bites for your eating pleasure.
Maccies new garlic cheese bites are available as both a single portion of five (which will set you back £1.89), or a big sharebox for £5.09 – although you could just eat them all yourself like I definitely will be.
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Joining these cheesy delights will be the new BBQ Quarter Pounder with Cheese (£5.09), made with 100% British and Irish beef, two slices of melted cheese, fresh onions, pickles and ketchup, mustard and BBQ sauce, and a Double BBQ Quarter Pounder with Cheese (£6.09).
For those with a sweet tooth, the Aero chocolate and Aero mint McFlurry are sadly leaving the menu but fear not, as two classic flavours are returning.
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Twix and Mars are back, combining dairy ice cream swirled with either Mars or Twix chocolate pieces and a caramel sauce – available in regular (£1.49) and mini (99p).
All these new items hit menus across the country yesterday, Wednesday 28th July, and it’ll all be available for four weeks only.
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