Thread: I'm number one!

Thanks Joe for clearing that up.

How about a square bottle? Any thought there?

Originally Posted by RichZ

Thanks Joe for clearing that up.

How about a square bottle? Any thought there?

A small amber woozy is the same as the small Budwieser bottles.....I double checked first hand to be sure...lol. And yes there are square looking bottles out there somewhere in packaging land, that resemble the A1 Steak sauce bottle.

Joe, I want to know how you're getting those pictures on here.... is this copy and paste ?

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Originally Posted by churley

A small amber woozy is the same as the small Budwieser bottles.....I double checked first hand to be sure...lol. And yes there are square looking bottles out there somewhere in packaging land, that resemble the A1 Steak sauce bottle.

Joe, I want to know how you're getting those pictures on here.... is this copy and paste ?

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I looked around and found lots of esthetically nice bottles... problem was they were too big (>7-oz) or too small (<4-oz), they didn't have an orifice reducer available for their size threaded opening, or they used a cork instead of a threaded cap, etc., etc. I started feeling like I was in a frickin variant of the little red riding hood porridge story... this bottle's too big... this bottle's too small...

Colleen, if you want to display a picture that you see in someone's catalog, right click on the picture and click "copy image location"... then in your post put the cursor where you want the picture and then click the Insert Image button at the top of the edit window (ie, ) and paste the image location you copied in the field in window that opens.

edit... if you want to attach the picture, use the same copy image location technique, but when you go to attach it, use the upload file from a url fields (instead of the upload from your computer fields) and past the location there.

Originally Posted by azjoe

I looked around and found lots of esthetically nice bottles... problem was they were too big (>7-oz) or too small (<4-oz), they didn't have an orifice reducer available for their size threaded opening, or they used a cork instead of a threaded cap, etc., etc. I started feeling like I was in a frickin variant of the little red riding hood porridge story... this bottle's too big... this bottle's too small...

Wasn't that Goldilocks

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Originally Posted by churley

Wasn't that Goldilocks

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Now that you mention it, yes.

Originally Posted by churley

Wasn't that Goldilocks

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Well at least it wasn't Hansel & Gretal where someone ends up in an oven

Originally Posted by RichZ

Well at least it wasn't Hansel & Gretal where someone ends up in an oven

Ohhh good point !

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... Colleen, how are we progressing with getting back to you with our test results? With the exception of Rich, we've had about 3-weeks to evaluate, so things should be wrapping up I'd think. To cut to the chase... there's 6 of us... how many reports do you have so far?

Have you received any of the bottle samples you've been waiting for?

What's the status on the label design?

Originally Posted by churley

And yes there are square looking bottles out there somewhere in packaging land, that resemble the A1 Steak sauce bottle.
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Nothing squareish or at least squat..