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The fridge that thinks it's a pub

Written by Rene Millman
Thursday, 24 May 2007
At Absolute Gadget we have quite a thing for cold beer. After we told you about the student that invented a fridge that throws beer, here's a fridge that will serve you a pint of cool, draught beer. (that's draft beer for you Americans). Cunningly dubbed the HomePub, the fridge combines a fridge freezer and draught beer system which said the manufacturer allows you to "experience the convenience and pleasure of draught beer in the comfort of your own home!" The draught beer system positioned in door of fridge so it won't take up any space on your worktop (not that beer stays around for long at our office!) The makers said that you can rig up a standard 5 litre keg of beer and the fridge will cool it down sufficiently to drink almost immediately at a cool enough temperature. The makers also said that the fridge gives you perfectly poured beer every time and keeps beer in perfect condition for up to 28 days with an electronic thermostat to ensures that beer is kept at ideal temperature. The beer's natural carbon dioxide level is maintained by means of the CO2 system which can be adjusted to suit any type of beer. Oh yeah, you can store food in the thing, apparently! All we need now is a peanut packet dispenser that reveals a picture of a busty woman as packets are sold and a bit of spit and sawdust and we're away!

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