WEIRD SOUVENIRS

DEEP SEA WATER

MaHaLo Hawaii Deep Sea drinking water comes to you from the island

paradise of Hawaii; three thousand feet below the ocean surface,

where the water is naturally clean, pure, cold, and filled with healthy

minerals and nutrients. They say it has magical effects on the

human body.

SCORPION LOLLIPOPS

These sugar-free lollipops, which you can find all over Arizona,

feature a 100% real scorpion. Don’t worry though; it won’t bite back.

SCORPION CHOCOLATE

If a scorpion-featuring lollipop is not thrilling enough for you,

visit Thailand and try this “delicious” chocolate candy that

includes oven-roasted scorpions covered in delicious dark

chocolate. Mmmmm, no thanks!

SNAKE WINE

Do we really need to explain why Vietnamese bottles of wine are

weird and strange? These bottles include pickled snakes

(often a cobra) inside!

CANNED NYC AIR

The idea of paying ten bucks for some of the free stuff that keeps

us alive may seem like a ludicrous waste of money (and it probably

is). But we’re talking about New York air here. If you’ve been to this

marvellous city you know there’s just nothing quite like it.

MALE MEMORABILIA

This whole penis fascination thing in Greece goes back to ancient

times when the Greeks honoured the phallus and celebrated phallic

festivals. Nowadays most souvenir shops in Athens follow the

tradition and sell wooden penises for various uses such as bottle

openers, little statues, and more. Satyrs with boners are considered

the best-selling pieces, but you can also find penis-shaped

glass bottles that “pee” ouzo.

ALLIGATOR HEAD

Savannah, Georgia, is known for its swamps and vicious alligators.

A large number of tourists have a crush on these wildlife creatures

for some odd reason and so the locals came up with a boutique

that sells various items shoppers can take home, such as the

jaw-clenching reptile itself (its head at least).

KANGAROO SCROTUM BOTTLE OPENER

This is a great gift for a friend who has pretty much everything

or just likes to drink beer. This genuine product is harvested

and processed in accordance with Australian National Parks &

Wildlife Service rules and regulations so don’t worry, they don’t

kill kangaroos just to make bottle openers.