The Teapottery sells this teapot in the shape of a streamlined vintage toaster -- alas, it does not appear to actually make toast, which would make it deliciously dangerous (as Gizmodo notes).
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Yes, I know it's the following header, but there is no way to respond there.
The site with the article (laptopmag.com) is polluted by an awful Verizon pop-up ad. In Firefox I was unable to make the ad go away by clicking on the imperceptibly tiny box provided (in theory) for this purpose.
The Verizon ad covered 3/4 of the text on the page, and as a result the article was completely unreadable. Too bad, it looked useful and interesting.
Hey Yeah .... seems more like a toaster that looks like a tea pot...
I can see it now.....
Just plug it in, fill with water, push the plunger down and ZSTT ...AAAARARARARARARARAHHHHHHHH! ZSssT .... AAHHHH! .... you will be toasted!
Are you sure that's a toaster shaped teapot? It looks a lot like a teapot shaped toaster to me.
Pepsi -- I could definitely go for a teapot-shaped toaster.
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Yes, I know it's the following header, but there is no way to respond there.
The site with the article (laptopmag.com) is polluted by an awful Verizon pop-up ad. In Firefox I was unable to make the ad go away by clicking on the imperceptibly tiny box provided (in theory) for this purpose.
The Verizon ad covered 3/4 of the text on the page, and as a result the article was completely unreadable. Too bad, it looked useful and interesting.
Hey Yeah .... seems more like a toaster that looks like a tea pot...
I can see it now.....
Just plug it in, fill with water, push the plunger down and ZSTT ...AAAARARARARARARARAHHHHHHHH! ZSssT .... AAHHHH! .... you will be toasted!
Maybe the idea is you make your pot of tea, then put freshly made toast into the top of the pot, where it is kept warm by the heat of the tea?