Funnily enough my wife mentioned this to me over the weekend knowing it would tickle me, prior to that it had completely passed me by. The essence – when the weather turns cold, commuters in South Korea turn to sausages to control their iPhones, allowing them to keep their own digits wrapped up and toasty. Sausage sales in the country have, apparently, soared though from what base we’re not told. I’m not convinced the sausage is the same staple of the South Korean diet as it is the Great British one.
Anyhoo, the Times Online has taken things a step further – just in case you’re contemplating the indignity of prodding your iPhone with a sausage should the weather turn cold again – by reviewing a range of supermarket sausages to help you pick which best suits your individual needs.
I like the idea of the Peperami. It is, after all, a bit of an animal. And it’s a tasty snack you can eat cold. If things get desperate.
