I stopped these in the Harvey Nics pop-up food market at The Trafford Centre last night. There's tones of fun stuff in there, loads of creative, eye-catching, bizarrely named and well packaged stuff going on. Very tempting and tasty sounding though. Not sure how long the market is open for but it's worth a visit if you're in into locally produced and well packaged bits and bobs.
They have one of these in Liverpool too, did you see all the stuff they had in for Hallowe'en? (I'm thinking about the vodka with scorpions in it here)
Lol I saw exactly the same sauces in the Harvey Nichols food shop in Westfield Stratford City and thought how amazing the packaging was... cowboy hats for lids - genius!!
For some reason on first glance I thought the cowboy sauces were beers! Whoever designed these need a pat on the back I must say, really fun packaging. Things like this would make quite humerous gifts I would imagine, although not sure if sauce is usually on most peoples lists!
OKAY!!! You are so very right! We do have similar taste in packaging! I too looked at those baby tabasco sauces and I must admit that I swooned and ahhhhhed and oooooohed. The sales assistant thought that I was quite mad. But they are so cute!!
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oh wow, I love the packaging on those sauces, I think i wouldn't end u[ using, they would just sit in my kitchen looking cool.
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Amazing. They're doing this in Bristol as well I think. So good since most of my family are foodies!
ReplyDeleteThey have one of these in Liverpool too, did you see all the stuff they had in for Hallowe'en? (I'm thinking about the vodka with scorpions in it here)
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love things like this! Those whoop ass sauces are amazing, the faces on them are a bit scary though :/
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteI love the HN pop up food markets, expensive but so fun.
If only all the food packagings where like those first ones, supermarkets would be a funnier place to visit!!
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Lol I saw exactly the same sauces in the Harvey Nichols food shop in Westfield Stratford City and thought how amazing the packaging was... cowboy hats for lids - genius!!
ReplyDeleteFor some reason on first glance I thought the cowboy sauces were beers! Whoever designed these need a pat on the back I must say, really fun packaging. Things like this would make quite humerous gifts I would imagine, although not sure if sauce is usually on most peoples lists!
ReplyDeleteOKAY!!! You are so very right! We do have similar taste in packaging! I too looked at those baby tabasco sauces and I must admit that I swooned and ahhhhhed and oooooohed. The sales assistant thought that I was quite mad. But they are so cute!!
ReplyDeletethat looks like such a unique store..very cool! mark would like it i think!
ReplyDeleteWhoop Ass looks dangerous!
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Brilliant packaging. This has made me smile. Xxxx
ReplyDeleteAhaha, those are amazing! So ridiculous. I saw a five litre (or similar) bottle of Tabasco once - that was awesome.
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