Vintage Borden’s cheese spreads came in free collectible party glasses & crocks

Vintage Borden's cheese spreads came in free collectible party glasses and crocks

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In the past, a few products — like Borden cheese — made it so their glass jars could be reused later as party or hostess glasses. Since people collected them, it was a smart use of double-duty packaging.

See here some of the glassware available — along with some brown clay crocks and small Pyrex bowls they also had available in the past.

Borden jars are re-usable, Swedish-style glasses (1946)

Borden’s Pimento Cocktail Spread is packed with scarlet morsels of real pimento. They give it an extra goodness you’ll welcome in a ready-mixed spread.

There are 6 delicious kinds of Borden’s Cocktail Spreads — all come in handsome, re-usable, Swedish-style glasses.

Vintage collectible Borden cheese glasses 1946


Borden new small jar/glass design (1949)

What “spreads” you’ll have with Borden’s Cheese Spreads!

Borden cheese glasses 1949


Borden cheese party glasses from the jars (1950)

You’ll find a dozen uses for the handsome, new crystal-clear party glasses that Borden’s cheese spreads come in!

These stylish glasses are a copy of a popular and costly crystal pattern, with a weighty base for steadiness and good looks.

Just-right size for breakfast glasses and children’s drinking glasses. Start collecting your set today.

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Borden cheese party glasses from the jars 1950


What a beautiful party glass! (1951)

Borden’s Cheese Spreads come in lovely re-usable glasses. Start collecting your set today!

Smartly styled — crystal clear. Sturdy, well-balanced, with a heavy base. Looks well with any color china or table setting.

Vintage Borden cheese party glasses 1951

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Three kinds of vintage collectible Borden cheese spread glasses (1958)

CHEESE SPREADS IN GLASSES

Ready for snacks, ready for sandwiches, ready to serve in bright-colored glasses. Save the empty glasses, if you like, for juice or milk.

Which of these eight famous pasteurized process cheese spreads do you like best?

Vintage Borden cheese collectible glasses and crocks from 1958 (2)

CHEESE SPREADS IN CROCKS

Just lift the lid and dip your knife in this little brown crock from Kraft. Then spread your cracker with the cheese food that’s golden, sharp and lively… Kraft’s new pasteurized process Club Cheese Food. Wonderful!

CHEESE SPREADS IN PYREX CUPS

Cream cheese in five popular flavors. . . pasteurized, smooth and ready to spread.

You’ll find you can serve from the new Pyrex cups (and then keep them handy later for baking or storing leftovers). Cream Cheese, Pimento, Pineapple, Chives, Olive and Pimento

ALSO SEE: Vintage Pyrex from the ’50s: Color bakingware, glass Pyrexware, dinnerware, flameware & more

Vintage Borden cheese collectible glasses and crocks from 1958 (1)


Borden’s great Cheese Spreads in new “Hostess” glasses (1962)

11 appetite exciters — every one blended from Borden’s finest cheeses. They spread smooth and easy. Every one a feastin’ pleasure.

Try Cheese n’ Bacon, Pineapple, Olive-pimiento. Name your flavor. Your grocer has it — from Borden’s.

All in classic “Hostess” 5-oz. glasses. Wide, wide opening makes it easy to get the last good morsel. And you’ll save every glass to use proudly… for juice, for drinks. They’re sweet, neat, hostess-pretty.

Borden’s Fine Cheeses — Very big on flavor

Borden's 1960s cheese spreads came in hostess glasses (1962)

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