Heinz Toast Toppers
Forgotten Food & Drinks · 1973
Published
Heinz Toast Toppers were thick savoury mixtures sold in small tins to be spooned onto toast and heated. Meat, cheese and vegetable varieties offered a cupboard-stable shortcut to a hot snack or light meal.
Why It Mattered
Product and Preparation
Release History and Context
Discontinuation and Preservation
Associated With
Defining Feature
Status
Primary Records
Image Sources
Rights Notice
Gallery
Source
Publication: The Australian Women's Weekly (June 30, 1971, Page 62)
Archive Repository: National Library of Australia (Trove Digital Archive)
Credit
Advertiser: H.J. Heinz Company Australia Ltd. Digital Scan Provider: National Library of Australia / Trove
Licence
Educational & Historical Research / Fair Dealing
Scanned historical print advertisement reproduced for non-commercial commentary, cultural archiving, and educational preservation.
Caption
Print advertisement introducing Heinz Toast Toppers (Onions 'n Lambs Fry, Savoury Mince, Cheese 'n Ham, Tomato 'n Onion) to the Australian consumer market in mid-1971.
Source
Publication: The Australian Women's Weekly (June 9, 1971, Pages 24–25)
Archive Repository: National Library of Australia (Trove Digital Archive)
Credit
Advertiser: H.J. Heinz Company Australia Ltd. Digital Scan Provider: National Library of Australia / Trove
Licence
Educational & Historical Research / Fair Dealing
Scanned historical print advertisement reproduced for non-commercial commentary, cultural archiving, and educational preservation.
Caption
Print advertisement introducing Heinz Toast Toppers (Onions 'n Lambs Fry, Savoury Mince, Cheese 'n Ham, Tomato 'n Onion) to the Australian consumer market in mid-1971.
Credit
Heinz advertising artwork; preserved by Retropia / Transdiffusion
Licence
Historical Ephemera
Displayed for commentary and research. Fair dealing under the UK CDPA 1988 applies only where its conditions are met. No permission for reuse is granted.
Caption
A 1989 Toast Toppers offer uses free cans to encourage repeat purchases, preserving the product's promotional life long after its original introduction.