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Gentlemen, it’s time to admit it: your fridge door is a travesty of half-used, supermarket-brand condiments. Enter The Sauce Club Subscription (£29), the ultimate intervention for your bland meals. Every two months, this glorious service delivers three hand-picked, small-batch, flavour-packed sauces from the best UK and Irish independent makers, ensuring your chicken dippers are never
Finally, a classic 1975 Range Rover that won’t leak oil on your driveway. This mint green Matchbox masterpiece is a pocket-sized portal to off-roading glory. Specially outfitted for Forest Rangers, it’s ready to scale a mountain of paperwork or navigate the treacherous wilderness between your keyboard and coffee mug. Pop the hood to admire the
Does his idea of “the great outdoors” involve a pub garden? Challenge him with the Heimplanet Mavericks tent. For the price of a decent used car, this isn’t camping; it’s a portable fortress. Designed to withstand 180 km/h winds, it’s hilariously over-engineered for a British summer but perfect for surviving a music festival or a
Is your desk a chaotic landscape of tangled cables and rogue stationery? Declare a ceasefire with the Oakywood Desk Shelf Pro. This elegant stand promises to bring “balance to your workspace,” a state previously known only to zen masters. It elevates your screen to prevent the dreaded desk-hunch and provides modular drawers to hide the
Tired of advent calendars offering a daily dose of waxy, thumbnail-sized disappointment? Upgrade your festive countdown with the QWERTY Craft Beer Advent Calendar. It’s a strategic 12-day survival kit for the most chaotic part of Christmas, armed with top-tier Pale Ales and IPAs from Britain’s best independent breweries. The box features a master-brewing Santa and
You know that feeling when your charcuterie board is a little… too perfect? Your artisanal cheeses are aligned with military precision, the olives glisten like tiny, green jewels, and everything just screams “effortless success.” Frankly, it’s sickening. Enter The Calamityware “Things Could Be Worse” Serving Plate ($85), the 13.75-inch porcelain behemoth designed by the delightfully
