McDonald’s Launches New Permanent Online Merchandise Shop

Sunsella, a company based in Las Vegas, Nevada, that offers home and kitchen products online, has commented on the report that McDonald’s has launched a new online merchandise shop, known as Golden Arches Unlimited. The new online shop offers branded apparel and accessories, which are expected to be attractive to fans of McDonald’s burgers, fries, and more. The introductory products include more than 20 fun and functional items, such as a Big Mac sandwich journal, World Famous Fry socks, Sesame Seed Christmas ornaments, a winter beanie, hair ties, and more.

Furthermore, Golden Arches Unlimited will feature a rotational selection, beginning with holiday items such as festive sesame seed ornaments, holiday sweater, and a winter hat. Quantities will be limited with the debut items so people who are interested will have to check back from time to time because new items are expected to be dropped on a regular basis.

Meanwhile, the online marketer of various home and kitchen products has pointed out that McDonald’s opening of its new online merch shop is well timed for the holidays because their products can be used as gifts. In the same way, Sunsella’s products can be great gifts this Christmas. One such product is their stainless steel vegetable steamer. This is 100 percent high-grade stainless steel and it has been designed such that its diameter can be easily adjusted to allow it to fit a wide range of sizes of pots and pans. It can be used to steam various types of food, such as eggs, chicken, fruits, vegetables, seafood, dumplings, meat, desserts, etc. It can also be used as a container for the steamed vegetables and other foods and it can be easily retrieved from within a pot or pan with its center ring or extension handle.

Another in-demand home and kitchen product from Sunsella that could be useful, particularly with the upcoming holidays, is the silicone vegetable steamer. This steamer can easily be made more compact to make it easy to keep in the drawer or cabinet when not in use. It is constructed from high grade silicone and its size can be easily adjusted to make it fit within a broad range of sizes of pots and pans. It can be exposed to heat as high as 446 degrees Fahrenheit or 230 degrees Centigrade. It also has durable locking handles that can be used to easily retrieve it from within a pot or pan. And the handles can be folded, to allow the lid of the pot or pan to be closed while it’s being used for steaming. It can be used to steam various kinds of food like eggs, dumplings, fruits, vegetables, chicken, desserts, seafood, meat, and more.

Another useful item for cooking is a set of four silicone egg rings. Made of high-grade and extra thick silicone, each ring is provided with a stainless steel handle for easy retrieval while cooking. Each ring is non-stick and reusable and it is a good idea to use it on coated cookware for non-scratch cooking. People can use them to make perfectly round omelets, fried eggs, pancakes, burger patties, and more. They are heat resistant and oven safe, which means they can be placed on a skillet, a griddle, a barbecue grill, or a pan.

Another one of the convenient home products from Sunsella is the Leakproof Lunch Container. These are completely leakproof bento boxes, which means soup and other liquids are assured not to accidentally spill out of the box, possibly ruining other items in the bag where it is placed. It also means that the soup or sauce in one compartment will not go into the other compartments and possibly affect the other food in the box. This bento box can be used as a work lunch box or as a student’s lunch box. Workers can plan and prepare their lunch for the whole week and keep these boxes in the refrigerator so that in the morning it would easy for them to get a box, heat it up, and then go to work. Parents can also do that for their kids who go to school.

People who would like to learn more about the Sunsella home and kitchen products can visit their website or contact them on the phone or through email.