Pollinators like bees are responsible for creating one out of every three bites of food that we eat.
The portable picnic grill City Boy (also know as Alain Delon) created by Klaus Aalto is a great product for any urban dweller who does not have the space to store a large grill. It is also perfect for hitting the beach, tailgate parties, going camping, or hanging out on the porch or the balcony in the summer months, or when going fishing on the ice or track skating in the winter. Klaus Aalto himself also uses the grill to make stovetop espresso. He keeps one stored in the back of his car. That way he is always ready for a spontaneous barbeque party. The grill could also be taken along on the back of a bike. The compact size of City Boy Picnic makes it ideal for light travel. It measures 7 inches wide, 7 inches long and 8.5 inches tall. The 1960s inspired design is simple and clean. The structural solution is practical and different from any other portable grill on the market. City Boy is made of powder-coated steel and has a stainless grill rack and a heat resistant stainless steel and oak handle. It is operated with canned fuel. The flame can be adjusted with a dial. When it is time for cleaning the grill, the interior can be wiped clean and the grate tossed in the dishwasher or wiped down in the sink.
Love the concept but it is so butt ass ugly I refuse to wear it on my wrist. Someone will come along and design it better so I’ll just wait until then (or they use some of that 6 million to hire an actual product designer).
Hummer by Stinkersmell on Flickr.
Crazy fact: If we had the metabolism of a hummingbird, we would have to consume about 155,000 calories a day.
