… rosemary wands, weaving their magic with tiny, pretty flowers and scented leaves that will also add some flavour to the pot for dinner! Buona giornata e auguri. 💜🌿🕸
(Original glass from Nonno Anni and Nanna Francesca’s milk bar – 1946-1969).

… rosemary wands, weaving their magic with tiny, pretty flowers and scented leaves that will also add some flavour to the pot for dinner! Buona giornata e auguri. 💜🌿🕸
(Original glass from Nonno Anni and Nanna Francesca’s milk bar – 1946-1969).

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An original glass {circa 1950} from Nanna Francesca and Nonno Anni’s milk bar. These were mostly used for my grandfather’s sought-after, homemade orange drink but customers would also request milkshakes in them too if they preferred glass to one of the metal canisters.
The milkshake flavours available at the time were chocolate, strawberry, vanilla, custard, lime and caramel, with chocolate always the most popular. The only flavours I had in the house to make this one were maple syrup and vanilla bean, which turned out quite delicious. And yes, that is an old-style, waxed paper straw!