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Nonstick lid of yogurt in Japan
(6) | 13/04/2015 | Translate: The Japanese have invented an innovative lid for cups of yogurt. Now no need to gleipsete the lid, as the yogurt didn't hang with nothing on it. The surface of apparently has been covered with a hydrophobic material. All that remains now is to put the same into the Cup, you don't have to scrape it with the spoon.
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Why don't they do on the ollo kesedaki to mazewete all in a tip?
Γιατί θα βγάλεις 3ο @ρχίδι αν το φας αυτό ρε Ηλία…
God!
…τα παραλές…ας μείνουμε με το ημίθεος!