Food of the Seventies, Bat Juice
I also have food pages for the 80s and 90s.
Picture Gallery
Loading images, if this message doesn't go away you may need to enable javascript in order to see pictures
No pictures available yet!
Description
could you tell me if you remember this drink? small soda bottle with a guy wearing a cape and mask (bat) the bottle says things like " tuff, its a spaz, the end, real boss, ring a ding and the in drink"...i think i remember it from mid 70's...i dug up a bottle in my back yard last year...let me know, thanks.
Links for more info
The following are links about Bat Juice you may find interesting. Also check out the other pages.
- No links have been submitted for this page yet.
User Stories and Comments
The following are comments left about Bat Juice from site visitors such as yourself. They are not spell checked or reviewed for accuracy.
I remember my sister and I giggling over saying Bat Juice over and over again. She was 8 years older than me and would sneak out and walk to the convenience store to buy Bat Juice for us. Our parents strictly forbade junk food.
It was made from real bats. They put dead bats in a giant juice squeezer and crushed out all the liquid. Then they cooked it or something, and made it fizzy. It was made from REEEAAALLL BAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTTSSSS!
Bat Juice soda was a regional product made in Tacoma, Washington by the Silver Springs Beverage Co. Sold in 10oz non-returnable bottles. 1973-76 was estimated production dateline. This came out years after the "Batman" TV cult craze. Distributed mainly in Oregon, Idaho and Washington State.
Submit a story or info about Bat Juice
Music Poster Books
,Check out ChuckyG's reviews of books about concert posters and other music picture books.