Cubes in a snowman candy jar. Probably a Christmas time item. The lid is the snowman's head. The body has a scarf and two buttons. The top cube had to be placed crooked to fit.
Wednesday, July 1, 2026
Monday, June 29, 2026
Cube #46
Cubes in a milk bottle. This bottle originally held plant based milk from UFO, a company in Los Angeles. UFO stands for Udder Free Only. The company was founded in 2019 and the last facebook post from the company was in 2022. The bottle itself is from Stanpac.
Friday, June 26, 2026
Cube #45
Cubes in a bottle. 2 regular cubes and 1 small cube inside a reusable bottle. The bottle is branded with "Starbucks Reserve" and "Cold Brew". Starbucks Reserve is a small number of special Starbucks shops around the world. This appears to be a reusable bottle for cold brew or other drinks from these shops. 1 quart capacity.
Wednesday, June 24, 2026
Cube #44
Cube in a cup. This is cup made to look like a mason jar. The front and back sides are embossed with "Quality Refreshing Ice Cold Drink Glassware Est 1841". This was made by Home Essentials to evoke vintage styling. The 1841 is just dressing as the company was founded in the 1990's. A Ball mason lid was added.
Monday, June 22, 2026
Cube #43
Cube in a cup. Embossed with round logo with "Authentic 100% Recycled Glass". This seems to be from a product line from San Miguel.
Friday, June 19, 2026
Cube #42
Small cube in a jar. The jar is embossed with Juan Valdez on two sides, a coffee brand. Came without a lid and is just a little too small to accept a regular mason jar lid.
Wednesday, June 17, 2026
Cube #41
Small cube in a jar. No maker's mark, but there is a "Made in Taiwan" embossed on the bottom.
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