WHAT’S NEW
There’s one bug that will be welcome on a summer evening – the Beef Eater BUGG Mobile Barbecue. On the balcony, at the beach, in the back yard, wherever you find yourself around meal times, the Beef Eater BUGG Mobile Barbecue is a top piece of kit this summer. Designed with mobility in mind, it’s easy to store and carry so it goes where you go. The BUGG can attach to almost anything — balcony, boat rail, even on your tailgate. Hang it on a wall, sit it on a bench, or use it stand-alone on the sturdy non-slip BUGG trolley. Small on size but big on technology and engineering, the BUGG packs in a host of advanced features for parties and gatherings. Beef Eater Bugg Mobile Barbecues are available as gas or charcoal fuel barbecues. Beef Eater Bugg Mobile Barbecue in graphite, amber or red $689; Mobile Barbecue with Trolley in graphite, amber and red $999; BIGG BUGG Mobile Barbecue with Trolley $1299; and BUGG trolley $319. From Smiths City and Harvey Norman and go to beefeaterbbq.co.nz for more stockists and some great recipes.
The innovative team at Cancer Society NZ have redefined sunscreen with the new SPF50+ Invisible Protect Sunscreen Gel. Specifically designed for the intense New Zealand sun, the new gel provides the ultimate protection without compromising comfort or convenience, and has a coconut fragrance. It offers extremely high protection through Broad Spectrum cover, which ensures protection from both types of radiation (UVA and UVB), with up to four hours of water resistance. The new gel is dermatologically approved, preservative and paraben free, with natural plant and mineral extracts, including aloe vera and vitamin E. The finish is dry and clear making it suitable for the whole family. When it comes to sunscreen, remember: New Zealand has the harshest sun in the world, so ensure you always cover up between 10am – 4pm; Apply 5mls of sunscreen or a teaspoon measure to each limb; Make sure to apply sunscreen 20 minutes before heading outside; Seek shade where possible and always wear sunglasses, a hat and clothing. $19.99 from supermarkets and selected pharmacies nationwide. Every Cancer Society sunscreen purchased helps the fight against cancer with $2.5million has been raised since 2013.
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