What is a "Brikpak"?
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I have no idea. Our Boost arrives in a carton of 12 8oz containers. Never have seen the term you are asking about.
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It is the packaging they use for the product. Instead of the bottles of boost you see in the store, these are in little cartons kind of like the juice packs. There is a foil sealed spot on the top to either put in a straw or drink directly from. I hope this helps.
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Much more convenient to store in refrigerator, take up less space, and MUCH less likely to tip over. Also, easier opening for those with difficulty opening the bottles. Simply insert attached straw into foil lined box. I was served these in the hospital and have continued to order them at home, as I need 2 per day. I highly recommend these as compared to the bottles, and the cost is actually less for more units!
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It is a plastic lined cardboard container that holds 8 ounces of liquid. It has an attached straw or can be opened with a tab and consumed as if from a glass. Many children's drinks come in brikpacs.
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The Buff logo is on their bandanas. There are some Buff products made for National Geographic as well as Survivor, and those have the respective programs' names on them. The logo is small, and you can advertise it or not, depending on how you wear it. Very versatile!
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Husker, I don't recall, but my review was that these knives suck. I gave them as a gift, and I was told that they aren't sharp at all--they were terrible. I wouldn't get them, even if the block was made of gold.
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There is a strip of copper on the end of the Dry-Brik II. What's that for?The copper strip is for use with the Dry & Store Professional model, as part of that model's desiccant detection system. The copper strip is not needed for other models.
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Havahart comes from the greek work havarak which means easy catch rodents or easy trick animals. There you have it. Now you know greek. You're welcome
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I don't know what you meant by classic ripstik but this is the one that I wanted and got. There's a shorter version that is sold at Target and I think those are for kids. This one is the full size one and it might be the original. I only got into the sport since a co-worker brought one to work. I hope you'll find what you are looking for.
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This may be of some help ? For an authentic BAS (British Army Service) Ghurkha KUKURI try the company which supplies the British Army Ghurkha Regiment:http://www.khukurihouseonline.com/Some other Ghurkha's from Nepal: http://www.thekhukurihouse.com/Content/Maintenance.phphttp://www.knivesplus.com/COLD-STEEL-KUKRI.HTML https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ka+bar+kukri
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Not sure. It is a wet grinder typically used to make batter for Indian cooking.
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The individual bag has the circle with a K inside which I believe marks it as a kosher product.
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..the label on the package is ' Boker Plus Tek-Lok (Large)...I would suggest to NOT use thread lock on the screws if you plan to remove it...use a little clear finger nail polish that will free up easier...good product !...It 'does' have 'BladeTech USA and TEC-LOK' stamped on it !
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KopyKake is what we use and they are the leader in blank edible frosting sheets, with all their sheets being completely allergen and gluten free, for worry free use. These edible frosting sheets are also Kosher Certified
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Currently the SRK, regardless of steel used in the blades' construction, is shipped w/ a Cold Steel brand polymer sheath made of "Securex", as far as I know.... While the sheath does its job very well in all the categories you can think of, there is ONE totally detested flaw... Securex dulls the heck out of your knife. Be careful to draw/insert blade w/ spine against its side of the sheath. TD!
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The package indicates that it's a product of Korea.Edit: Looks like I'm late to the party, as 2 people answered it before me. Ah well!
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The one you have linked is traditional moka. It gets 3 atmospheres of pressure at the maximum and although people called it espresso, it does not really make espressos. It makes moka coffee, which is alrteady very good coffee. Real espresso needs at least 9 atmospheres, which is why they are expensive and complex machines. Thanks to the new valve on top, the Brikka gets more atmospheres than 3, but I doubt it gets up to 9 atmospheres. In any case, the coffee is much better than a traditional Italian moka (which is a lot better than a French press or filtered coffee).
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No, Propur and Berkey are two different companies. I sell both products. They have similar products though.
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The sunpak is very good and sturdy, the only fault I it does not come with a carry case. For the price it is a bargain.
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Dry & Store stopped production of the Professional. It was also the only model that required the copper strip so now all Dry-Briks are made without it. If you get an order with copper strips thats a good way to tell if its old stock.