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Talking about weird cultural things. Pretty much every Spanish household has at least some of their drinking glasses made up of the glasses used by Nocilla (Spa
by christkv 5mo ago
Talking about weird cultural things. Pretty much every Spanish household has at least some of their drinking glasses made up of the glasses used by Nocilla (Spanish chocolate spread brand). https://dechocolate.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/nocilla.jpg https://dechocolate.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/nocilla.j...
- mytailorisrich 5mo agoIt used to be like that in France with Maille glasses (mustard and gherkins).
- kergonath 5mo agoAmora mustard glasses are famous as well. They are designed to be reused as table glasses and often have pictures on them so children love to get them. My son used to badger me to get all the Pokémon ones. See here for an example: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KDIMNfsuM3s/oardefault.jpg https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KDIMNfsuM3s/oardefault.jpg
- mytailorisrich 5mo agoOf course, how did I forget Amora!
- prawn 5mo agoAlso not uncommon in Australia back in the 80s maybe, with the glasses from spreadable cheese.
- anenefan 5mo agoYes I do recall but on the thin side iirc. Also worth mentioning SPC iirc jam that was sold in stores were great drink cups with a tight lid - I still use one every day and it's outlasted many other glass drink cups.