Archive for March, 2009
Gravy Bath Salts
Filed under: New Products, Meat

For those who love feeling April fresh and ever so slightly like hassenpfeffer, Archie McPhee debuts their savory new suite of Gravy Bath Salts.
“The only lump in this gravy is you! Rip open the package of Gravy Bath Salts and stir in the seasoning and it will turn your bath into a warm, thick, savory smelling pool of gravy and soap. You’ve never been this clean or felt this much like mashed potatoes.”
After your soak, towel (or ladle) off, and grab a loved one for a rousing round of Hot Dog Hideaway. Oh, we’re such fools for your meat-based antics, Archie. And yours, too, purveyors of Bacon Lube.
[via: Archie McPhee]
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