US EditionXbox Canada Has An Xbox Series Solution For Bagged Milk
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News from HD Tecnología. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. In a curious but very real marketing strategy, Microsoft has launched a jar for milk bags with the design of an Xbox Series X. This peculiar accessory, designed for markets where milk is marketed in plastic bags (such as Argentina or Canada), has a capacity of 1.3 liters and is available in black and white colors, faithfully replicating the sober and robust style of the co…
Microsoft's New Xbox Milk Pitcher Joins a Long Line of Bizarre Creations
Tech giant Microsoft known for its gaming consoles has pulled back the curtain on an Xbox-branded milk pitcher. This latest reveal adds to a rather curious collection of unconventional merchandise and creations from the company.Microsoft keeps blending the world of gaming with everyday household items. Xbox Canada has introduced a surprising new home essential: an Xbox-branded milk pitcher following a trend set by previous releases like the Xbox…
Most of the world transports and keeps milk in cartons or bottles, whether plastic or glass, but extravagant Canadians do things differently, keeping their milk drink in bags. Although it may seem strange to some, the idea is that you buy milk bags and then put them in homemade jars so that you can pour and store the liquid easily. It’s an unusual design philosophy, but it makes sense if you think about it. Why are we talking about Canadian milk…
Xbox debuts new piece of kit tailored to one of Canada's most peculiar traditions
The majority of the world transport and keep milk in cartons or bottles, be it plastic or glass, but the quirky Canadians do things differently, storing their dairy beverage in bags. While that might seem strange to some, the idea is that you buy bags of milk and then slot them into designed pitchers at home so that you can easily pour and store the liquid. It's an unusual design philosophy but one that does make sense when you think about it. …
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