Meguiar's Catsup? Why not?

[Jimmy Buffit]

I don't know why I found this to be funny, but it is!

"Until it was sold in 1955, the Meguiar's Catsup & Chili Sauce factory was in Fowlerton. The factory facilities are currently in disrepair, but some buildings are still standing." source: Wikipedia.

That would be Fowlerton. Indiana, btw.

Does anyone have further knowledge of the Meguiar's culinary escapades?

Jim

[Jimmy Buffit]

Re: Meguiar's Catsup? Why not?

Oops! I guess I'm not the first to 'discover' this!



Barry says it is not related to his family...

Jim

[J. A. Michaels]

Re: Meguiar's Catsup? Why not?

That is too cool. Even tho they are not related, don't let Mike see the bottle. He will want to add it to his collection. lol

[Mike Phillips]

Re: Meguiar's Catsup? Why not?

That is too cool. Even tho they are not related, don't let Mike see the bottle. He will want to add it to his collection. lol

The picture above is one we snagged off eBay when we found it for sale, our mistake was not bidding on it at the time. We are however always keeping an eye out for it as it would be fun to add to our collection.

We have another picture of the same bottle, we'll see if we can find it out of our zillions of photos from our Saturday Classes...

Time to fire up the Picasa

[Mike Phillips]

Re: Meguiar's Catsup? Why not?

Here's the other picture, gives you an idea of the size of the bottle...

[ZoranC]

Re: Meguiar's Catsup? Why not?

Does anyone have further knowledge of the Meguiar's culinary escapades?

They were abandoned after chef realized humans, unlike cars, are not fond of idea of getting their interior polished and once diminishing abrasives were removed from the recipe catsup just didn't taste the same anymore.