HORLICKS Mixing Glass with Swizzle Stick ― Practical Glassware for Your Nutritional Drink, Born in the UK ―

An era where even the act of mixing was designed

Product Description:
This is a mixing glass with a dedicated stirrer (plunger) made for the British nutritional beverage brand HORLICKS. The front of the glass is inscribed in red with detailed instructions: HORLICKS MIXER 1. POUR IN 7 OZ. WATER – HOT OR COLD 2. ADD 3 OR 4 HEAPED TEASPOONFULS OF HORLICKS (DOUBLE ABOVE AMOUNTS FOR 2 DRINKS) 3. AGITATE BRISKLY WITH THE PLUNGER. Below that, a caution for hot Horlicks (CAUTION FOR HOT HORLICKS) further demonstrates that this product was designed for daily use in households at the time. The opposite side features embossed glass volume markings such as 200CCS, 2 / 4 / 8 / 12 / 14 / 16 / 18, 1 GILL / 1/2 PT / 1 PT, OUNCES, highlighting its high level of completeness as a practical item. The bottom is embossed with "MADE IN ENGLAND," and an (R) mark can be seen on the base. The accompanying stirrer is made of metal (likely aluminum) with a conical plate and regularly spaced holes, a highly functional design for efficiently mixing liquid and powder. (R080192)

Specifications:
・Item: HORLICKS Mixing Glass (with stirrer)
・Country of Origin: UK
・Material:
　Glass: Glass
　Stirrer: Metal (likely aluminum)
・Markings:
　Red print (instructions/caution)
　Volume markings (embossed)
　MADE IN ENGLAND (embossed)
・Height: Approximately 20cm
・Accessories: Original metal plunger (stirrer)
・Condition:
　Excellent as a vintage item
　Suitable for both practical use and display

Recommended Use:
Ideal for practical use as a mixing glass or for display in cafes, restaurants, bars, hotel lounges, general stores, milk bars, etc. Can be used for serving drinks, decorating counters and back bars, and creating a British vintage atmosphere.

Highlights:
・Complete set with mixer and stirrer
・Visually appealing design with both red print and embossed volume markings
・Story-rich item with instructions on "how to drink" inscribed
・Historical value as British vintage kitchenware
・Impressive presence for both practical use and display

Special Notes:
Horlicks is a malt-derived nutritional beverage that originated in England in the late 19th century. Its main ingredients are malt, dairy-derived components, and sugar. It has a sweet, grainy, milky flavor. It can be dissolved in water or milk, and consumed either hot or cold (consistent with the glass markings). In modern terms, Horlicks was positioned as a nutritional supplement (a drinkable nutritional meal). Children were given it for nutritional support during growth, or when ill or lacking appetite. Adults used it as a breakfast substitute, for fatigue recovery, or as a warm evening drink. For the elderly, it was an easily digestible source of nutrition and a supplement when solid foods were difficult. Horlicks was "something to drink according to one's physical condition and daily rhythm, not age." In early 20th century Britain, Horlicks was also provided in hospitals, maternity wards, and sanatoriums. It held the position of "a drink that supports the body, though not a medicine."

*Based on AI research.