Who owns aeroplane jelly

Barbara Llewellyn now lives in Queensland with her husband Rod Kirkham. As a child he was one of the six original cast members of 'Young Talent Time' and went on to become an actor in his own right. Rod and Barbara met on the set of 'The Box' where they became a couple, marrying in Barbara is the director of Bright Light Multimedia and continues writing, performing and publishing.

She has also written a novel about life after death titled 'Letters to Michael', which is the first in her series on that subject. Sign In. Edit Barbara Llewellyn.

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We value your privacy. You can manage additional layers of account protection via your account information settings. Aeroplane Jelly has a special place in the hearts of all Australians. It could be the nostalgia you feel every time you hear that jingle or taste your favourite flavour.

That's when tram driver Bert Appleroth first made jelly crystals at home in his bathtub and began distributing them along his Sydney tram route. Aeroplane Jelly soon became a household name and grew to become Australia's largest family-owned food manufacturer until it was acquired by McCormick Foods in Today more than twenty million packets of wobbly Aeroplane Jelly are enjoyed in homes across Australia each year. The growth of Aeroplane Jelly from Bert's backyard to one of Australia's most iconic brands is an amazing story.

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Taking off in when a tram driver Bert Appleroth, first made the now classic jelly crystals in his bath tub and distributed them along his Sydney Tram route. Bertie the Aeroplane makes his cinema debut in a two minute ad that screened in cinemas during the interval. Tommy Dawes one of Joy King's fellow contenders at the talent quest becomes the feature of the Aeroplane Jelly packaging as the whistling boy.

He stays in various forms on the packaging until the Late 's. The whistling boy was revived on the packaging in the late 's until the mid 's. Australia's first low calorie jelly is introduced by Aeroplane Jelly.

It is still available today as Aeroplane Jelly Lite. It was watermelon flavoured and 35, litres.