ST. PAUL — Over the past month, voters have nixed 60 different products, ranging from Velveeta cheese to railings found in professional sports stadiums, and declared them not the “coolest thing” made in Minnesota. Hosted by the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce and BMO, the manufacturing competition “Coolest Thing Made in Minnesota” has narrowed down its final four products for voters to choose from. ADVERTISEMENT“Reaching the top four is a huge accomplishment,” Doug Loon, president and CEO of the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce, said in a news release. Contributed / Minnesota Chamber of CommerceTeardrop TrailerVistabule, a family-run business, manufactures its Teardrop Trailer in St. Paul. Contributed / Minnesota Chamber of CommerceContest or celebration“Each matchup now feels less like a contest and more like a celebration of what our state can build,” Loon said.