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It's never too late to get an education, but reteaching yourself to get in the zone while trying to study is super difficult, and an empty stomach never helped anything. While you fueling your brain with smarts, make sure you're also nourishing the rest of your body with yummy food and drink by scoring this Uber Chill XL Personal Mini Fridge.
Whether you're a late-night soda fiend, looking for a cool fridge for your study, or just need a way to quickly grab a snack while you're working on that super important assignment, the Uber Chill XL Personal Mini Fridge has you covered. With a ton of storage for beers, bubbles, snacks, or anything. else that might need a quick chill, there's no reason to have an empty belly. The fridge fits 12 cans or six water bottles and snacks as far as the eye can see so you'll never have to leave that study sesh when your tummy starts rumbling.
There are also some nifty twists that come with this deal. Not only does this baby fridge do its duty, but it also doubles as a warmer, keeping your items up to 135°F hot at standard room temperature. Need to take the show on the road? The fridge also plugs into a 12V car cigarette lighter or home outlet, so being mobile is never an excuse to go hungry.
Want more of a reason to scoop up this little fridge? You'll also be doing some good in the process. For every purchase from our Back to Education collection (which includes this tiny friend), a portion of the proceeds will be donated to students or kids in need. Don't worry, you'll get to vote on where the money goes, so you can give a little helping hand where you think the kiddos need it the most.
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