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Using a clever nesting design (like those Russian dolls), this set combines an impressive number of plates, cups and utensils into a beautify package. Even the carry bag collapses down to a placemat or pot trivet.

The reusable table set brings fun and informality to on-the-go dining with its minimal design that basically houses everything you need all in one stackable unit. The kit features two large bowls, a divided bowl, a pot for sauces, along with plates, cups, and coasters for six people. All the components stack vertically and are transported in a heat-molded silicone bag.

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The problem that has plagued mankind since the dawn of time has been solved. Finally, you can neatly and easily slice all that Spam you’ve been mangling.

The Easy Slicer is a very clever redesign for a canned ham packaging. Basically you can rip open the can with an easy grip and use the included plastic slicer to cut the canned ham into even slices straight in the can! No need for a cutting board or knife, it is especially helpful at picnics and outdoor luncheons.

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The clever folks at Torafu Architects in Japan have designed this surprisingly simple folding tray that looks like it could be temporarily attached to a variety of rails and banisters without the need for nails or screws.  Just the thing for summer patio picnics or a bit of extra horizontal space when working on your patio.

Translated:  Ishinomaki workshop is “A place for local manufacturing,” in Ishinomaki was devastated by the tsunami, which was established by the participants with a focus on the designer. This product is commercialized by his cooperation with the workshop, will be produced by the handiwork …
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