Coca-Cola’s New Bottle Is Made of Ice
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... but it's only available in Colombia
Good news for those of you who enjoy a nice cold Coke: the company has rolled out a new bottle made entirely from frozen water. Bad news for those of you who don’t live in Colombia: It’s only available in Colombia.
This icy new drinking vessel is shaped like the traditional glass Coke bottle and has the company’s name etched into the ice, Alas, right now you can only find it in Colombia, and there’s no word yet if Coke will introduce it in any other countries. But apparently it’s pretty popular so far — according to the site, beachside vendors have sold an average of 265 bottles per hour.
If you’re at least a marginally curious person, then perhaps you’re wondering how this works. Basically, these bottles are made of silicone molds filled with micro-filtered water, frozen to -13° F. Once you’ve drunk all the Coke, the bottle melts away. Oh, and each bottles come equipped with a rubber red band to make it easier to hold the vessel. The band then doubles as a bracelet. Bonus!
Coke is touting the environmentally friendly nature of these melt-away bottles, but as ABC News points out, they require so much extra refrigeration that it basically cancels out the eco-friendly aspect.
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Using ur hands to constantly hold ice is not ... eh... beri comfortable eh...?
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How about a bottle of nutella, made out of nutella?
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What if it melts before you finish the drink?
What if I want to sip and sip for 10 hours in sunny Sg?
