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Are These Mind-Blowing Products Real?

Sometimes the most life-changing products never even get made. And it's a travesty.

  1. Whoa. This MUST exist, right?

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    Wrong! 

    Unfortunately, sprayable Nutella does not exist in real life. Despite a Facebook petition to get it made, the makers of Nutella did not bite on this idea. If it did exist, you'd probably know about it because we'd all be wearing it as perfume.

  1. Could I really own this, to have and to hold?

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    If you've ever had the perilous desire to drink your own weight in wine, you can buy it for $374.95 from Sterling Wine. It also makes a great holiday decoration or beverage cooler.

  1. I love to take long, leisurely poops. Can I buy this?

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    It's called the Loo Read (may he rest in peace) and you can buy it from this UK website for £59.99. It comes in two sizes: tabloid and broadsheet, whatever that means.

  1. Are our salsa-to-chip ratio problems finally over??

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    Sadly, these are just a concept by Denis Bostandzic. You will forever be stuck with Scoops, which don't have the cool little handle.

  1. For the sake of my precious fingers and my poor cooking skills, tell me this is real.

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    It's real! You can get a stainless steel version of this finger guard from Amazon for $7.95.

  1. Could this tie wallet be the solution to all my wallet-overflow issues?

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    It's just a wacky Japanese invention that never quite took off, but you can DIY your own version, or get the iTie, which has a singular, iPod-sized pocket.

  1. So simple, yet so brilliant. Can I buy one for my bike?

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    This was just a design concept by Paul Kweton. However, Soma makes a coffee holder that attaches to the center of your handle bars, which actually makes for less spillage.

  1. Is this real? It's just too magical to be real.

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    It's called the VacPan and it's something you can get installed in your home. Contact Aerus Vacuums for more information.

  1. Well, this is a real lifesaver. But can I buy one?

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    Sadly, it's just a prototype by designer Weng Jie. Check back in 2016.

  1. Wow, why don't these exist already? Wait...DO THEY?

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    These hangers that can be easily inserted through the collar by pressing down on the hook do, in fact, exist. They're available from a Danish website called QED*, but you have to specially request them.

  1. These are HOT. Can they be purchased?

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    They exist, but not online. You'll have to dig deep in the retail markets of Japan to see if you can get your hands on a pair of these emerald green beauties.

  1. Hair clippings are the worst! Can I really buy this?

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    You totally need one of these, if not for the occasional bang trim. It's available for only $8 from Amazon.

  1. I have a sore chin from so much pontificating. Does this ring really exist?

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    I suppose you could also use it as a pin cushion or something. Buy it here for $45.

  1. Ooh, freshly ground sprinkles! Can I have it?

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    OK, it is sort of real. The sprinkles grinder is just a regular old pepper mill reconfigured to take sprinkles. You can check out the DIY here. Except that fresh sprinkle rods don't actually exist, so he used colored wires instead. So basically this photo is just a CRUEL HOAX.

  1. YAAAAAS. I need this for all eight of my Apple devices. Tell me it's real.

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    Your days of double chargers are over! Buy it here for $16.

  1. What? Really??

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    It's real, and if you get good at it, you can even season your partner's mashed potatoes from across the table. Buy it from Amazon for $39.95.