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I’m not sure what flavor of liquid came in this bottle but the Sweetie logo featuring an early ’50s extra-pert secretarial type sucking on a straw that looks more like a striped cigarette would have had me buying this drink no matter what it tasted like.  Beautifully designed with the concentric circles on the pyro-glazed logo echoing the raised flanges of glass above it, the aesthetic effects of this squat little 8″ Sweetie bottle would make anything taste good.

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There had to have been at least two flavors of Sweetie soda as some of the bottles are only two colors with the red and white reversed in the graphics. I think Sweetie’s hairstyle is shown off far better in red.

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Even with nothing in it the Sweetie bottle weighs over a pound. Which means that no matter what it tasted like Sweetie was one heavy drink!

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2 Responses to “Allee Willis’ Kitsch O’ The Day – Vintage Sweetie Soda Bottle”

  1. Sheryl Bryant

    Allee, After a super stressful work day, only you and your blog could make “ooo” and “awe” over an old pop bottle. You point out all the interesting, cool, & unique things about it and make me take a 2nd look. Thanks. Sheryl Bryant

  2. Allee

    Thank you, Sheryl! There’s always more to see in everything than meets the eye on first glance.