http://breebop.com/2009/06/reusable-packaging-as-product-differentiator-a-lesson-from-kuhne-mustard/ Odds & sods that interest me Wed, 28 Jul 2010 21:38:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 http://breebop.com/2009/06/reusable-packaging-as-product-differentiator-a-lesson-from-kuhne-mustard/comment-page-1/#comment-244 will Tue, 30 Jun 2009 18:00:57 +0000 http://breebop.com/?p=59#comment-244 Vrais. Les moutard dangerous was a sure bet. Who cares if it was a little more spendy or a luxury item that could be overlooked? Too bad about the changes. Vrais. Les moutard dangerous was a sure bet. Who cares if it was a little more spendy or a luxury item that could be overlooked? Too bad about the changes.

]]> http://breebop.com/2009/06/reusable-packaging-as-product-differentiator-a-lesson-from-kuhne-mustard/comment-page-1/#comment-233 Emma Tue, 23 Jun 2009 05:46:41 +0000 http://breebop.com/?p=59#comment-233 Check out the Marne mustard; I've seen it at Save-on foods and at Thrifty foods. It's excellent Dutch mustard (very similar to Kühne) and comes in fine and coarse grain. And in glass mugs, with ear, that look like miniature beer steins. Thanks for the entertaining and spot-on post! Check out the Marne mustard; I’ve seen it at Save-on foods and at Thrifty foods. It’s excellent Dutch mustard (very similar to Kühne) and comes in fine and coarse grain. And in glass mugs, with ear, that look like miniature beer steins. Thanks for the entertaining and spot-on post!

]]> http://breebop.com/2009/06/reusable-packaging-as-product-differentiator-a-lesson-from-kuhne-mustard/comment-page-1/#comment-231 Matt Mon, 22 Jun 2009 22:25:18 +0000 http://breebop.com/?p=59#comment-231 Nutella used to come in small unthreaded glass containers with a plastic lid. They were perfect small drinking glasses, and were exactly 1 cup so great for measuring in the kitchen. The plastic lids also made them great for paints and other crafts, with no threads to get gummed up. Nutella used to come in small unthreaded glass containers with a plastic lid. They were perfect small drinking glasses, and were exactly 1 cup so great for measuring in the kitchen. The plastic lids also made them great for paints and other crafts, with no threads to get gummed up.

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