22 Jun 2018 --- Lesley Elizabeth Inc. has unveiled a new look just in time for the summer season. For more than 20 years Lesley Elizabeth has produced the finest quality bread dipping & seasoned cooking oils and the next 20 will be no different!
Lesley Elizabeth’s have eliminated the 12Oz bottle from our standard line and moved the most popular flavors to either our current 8.5Oz or 10Oz bottle.
Lesley Elizabeth’s have also placed all our spice blends into a recyclable, light weight, and BPA-free plastic bottle. All our spices will come with the easy to use shaker top as well!
Source: Lesley Elizabeth
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