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Gray colored soap from years past
Got the answer from another website I frequent. It was Cuticura. Loved that stuff, now to see if I can find some. Thanks everyone.- BettysNephew
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Gray colored soap from years past
This was a commercially made soap and was for the use on the body not a laundry soap. I do recall my mother using that one though.- BettysNephew
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Gray colored soap from years past
It was not Lava and did not contain any "grit". I do remember that type of soap from school. Also the Boraxo powders in the metal dispensers that you had to jiggle the handle on the bottom to drop the powder on your hands. Alas, none of those are the brand I am trying to recall. The bar was...- BettysNephew
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Gray colored soap from years past
Don't know where to put this, so I'll toss it out here. Moderators feel free to move this if in the wrong sub forum. I am trying to remember the name of a gray colored bar soap that I used to use. It may have had a tinge of blue/green color also. It had a slightly pungent odor like pine or...- BettysNephew
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How to Know if You're in The Right Bar
There are some fine vermouths listed early in this thread. Where does Vya fit into the list? I've tasted it and it seemed to make a fine Manhattan with Templeton Rye.- BettysNephew
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- Forum: The Connoisseur
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Whiskey
I am fortunate enough to have access to Templeton Rye, a prohibition era whiskey that was brewed illegally in the town of Templeton, Iowa. It was supposed to be Al Capone's favorite whiskey. They have a website if you want to learn more about this resurrected whiskey that has quite a following.- BettysNephew
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- Forum: The Connoisseur
