Top 10 of the Most Bizzare Products on the Internet

Some of these products will blow your mind, while others will make you question, “Why does this even exist?” People have even bought these products just because they look fun, but is it really that great?

1. Food Sodas

Have you ever wondered what your favorite pumpkin pie, or even corn, would taste like as a soda? If you have, then Lester's Fixins is the perfect company for you. This is not a joke; they offer a variety of drinks including bacon soda, ranch soda, and even buffalo wings soda. These drinks are not made from the actual foods but are flavored to replicate their essence. You can purchase these sodas from Amazon, though they will set you back around $30 per drink.

2. Deodorant that Smells Like Fresh Money

This peculiar product is real and available on Amazon. It's a consumer branding gimmick designed to make you feel like you're rubbing real money on yourself. The marketing promises that you'll feel as fresh as a million dollars every day. The deodorant's outer packaging even mimics the colors of U.S. dollars.

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3. Umbrella for Your Dog

Imagine you're out on a walk with your dog when it starts raining. You forgot your umbrella, but your dog is somehow using a specially designed umbrella just for itself. While this might sound like a joke, such an umbrella actually exists. Some people want to keep their dogs dry with a large umbrella, though it might be a bit excessive. This dog umbrella is priced between $15 and $30 on Amazon, and one might wonder if it’s worth it.

4. A Banana Phone Case

The company Cellfoam produces a variety of unusual phone cases, including one shaped like a banana made of foam. It is quite challenging to fit this case into a small pocket, and it doesn’t provide adequate protection for your phone, as it might easily slide off and fall.

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5. Winter Trapper Hat

The winter trapper hat is essentially a hat that covers your entire face. While it might look odd, it serves a practical purpose for polar explorers by keeping their heads and faces warm in icy conditions. It's not common to see someone wearing a winter trapper hat on an ordinary winter day (unless you live in the far north). This hat comes with built-in glasses for eye protection and thick wool for warmth, costing around $15 to $20.

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6. Banana USB Hub

If you have a banana phone case but need to charge your phone, consider the banana USB hub, which is shaped like a real banana. It functions as a standard USB hub, but the ports are bent to follow the banana's shape. The charging quality is mediocre, and it costs $10 for a plastic banana charger.

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7. Poop Soap

This is not your ordinary clean, fresh-smelling soap. As suggested by its name, it’s shaped like a piece of poop. While it might not be practical for everyday use, it could be a hilarious prank for friends. For instance, placing the poop soap in someone's bed might lead to a humorous reaction. If you're a true money saver, you might just consider using your own, though this soap is available on Amazon, eBay, and Wish.

8. Body Hair Dryer for Your Dog

Drying a wet dog with a standard hairdryer can be time-consuming. Enter the Puff-N-Fluff Dog Dryer—a large, fluffy “pillow” with a hole at one end. This product costs $45 and is criticized for being overpriced and oddly designed. It is certainly not a highly recommended product due to its impracticality.

9. Hotdog Toaster

Forget the grill or a regular toaster—what you need is a hotdog toaster. This device warms both buns and hotdogs but does not cook them as efficiently as an electric stove. It takes longer to cook the hotdogs and uses more energy, handling only 2 to 4 hotdogs at a time. Priced at $25 on Amazon, it’s geared more towards extreme hotdog enthusiasts than those seeking quick results.

10. Ostrich Pillow

The Ostrich Pillow might seem like just a gigantic ostrich, but it’s designed to be a full pillow for your head. Ideal for travel, especially on trains, it provides comfort when you need to rest. However, it’s quite expensive, costing up to $100 on Amazon.