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    Hefty Holiday Scarfs: Discreetly Hide Food from the Buffet

    Breana CeballosBy Breana CeballosDecember 19, 20222 Mins Read
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    Sometimes an invention comes along that we are a little unsure of. For instance Hot Pockets recently started selling insulated shorts, so it would keep your pocket hot. Now we’ve gotten word from Hefty that they are introducing a similar concept. Hefty is going to be selling Holiday Scarfs that have pockets for their Hefty Slider Bags.

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    The scarf will come in two sizes. The Gallon Snack Scarf and The Quart Snack Scarf.

    • The Gallon Snack Scarf is a blanket-style scarf lined with a hidden pocket to conceal a Hefty Gallon Slider Storage Bag. It’s all you need to help take home everything from the main course to the untouched dessert tray!
    • The Quart Snack Scarf is a classic-sized scarf with a hidden pocket to fit a Hefty Quart Slider Storage Bag. This scarf is perfect for stowing away all of those wings, sliders, and small bites.

    The scarf will be available for sale on  HeftySnackScarf.com on December 21 at 10 am EST for $2.78—the same price as a box of Hefty Slider Storage Bag. Limited quantities will be available for purchase on a first-come, first-served basis, so hurry to get yours before they’re all gone! 

    With “Avatar: The Way of Water” out in theaters tor winter this is also a really great opportunity to bring some extra snacks. I’m not saying not to buy snacks from the theater, absolutely do so. That’s how they make their money, but our reviewer stated in his article for Avatar 2 that there are no good places to use the restroom or go buy more snacks, so if you think you’re gonna get hungry within that 3-4 hour timeframe (including trailers) you should absolutely snag one of these scarfs.

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