Talk:Oxo (food)

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"origin of the name is unknown...". At a guess, I expect it's a play on the word ox. Similiar to the US product Jello? Markb 12:28, 2 August 2005 (UTC)

Note:

Campbells Soups UK was bought by Premier Foods earlier in the year. Also, the guy who said the Worksop factory has closed down, is clearly out of his tree. It hasn't, and has in fact become the biggest ex-Campbells site even before the takeover. A lot of lines from Kings Lynn were moved to Worksop. I've edited this accordingly, but you may need to reword to make more sense! 91.84.13.106 17:10, 22 December 2006 (UTC)

Does anyone know the history of Oxo in Canada? The disambiguation page states it was formerly here. From what I can see Knorr (brand) has rights to distribute the product under the Oxo name, but I don't know the history behind their acquiring said rights. --dotDarkCloud (talk) 23:29, 25 October 2010 (UTC)

Creator of the Oxo cube
The Oxo cube (as opposed to generic stock cubes) was created by Charles Gunther who presumably also founded the company. This isn't noted in the article. Supporting link. da nn o _ u k 20:35, 26 September 2013 (UTC)

Liquid gravy
The article focuses on the gravy cubes, and also mentions only a few countries (UK, South-Africa, Canada...) However, in Belgium, and probably in other countries too, one can buy liquid gravy under the Oxo label, this ought to be mentioned in the article. For one illustration, see https://www.hanos.be/nl/Assortiment/Droge-kruidenierswaren/Bouillons%2C-soepen-en-fonds/Bouillons/Nat/OXO-BOUILLON-VOOR-40L/p/22108201 bt there must be more. Jan olieslagers (talk) 16:41, 13 February 2023 (UTC)