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We may use the provided email to contact you if we have additional questions. See our privacy statement. Skip to main content. Bernard Dehydrated Water. They were made as a novelty or gag item, something to be displayed at stores to make people laugh, get them talking, etc. According to the Flickr user from whom I borrowed the image used on this page see image credit below picture , these cans of water were even trademarked.
From , Bernard actually sold many dehydrated foods, canned foods, dietetic products, and other products meant for institutional or restaurant food use. It is, of course, meant to be humorous. One 16oz can makes up to infinite gallons. No calories, fat, cholesterol, and of course, no artificial ingredients. These cans may be available from sellers on eBay or other websites where collectibles are sold.
The cover is visually disturbing. The cover is not a good choice. Rich Minimal Serif. Justify Text. Note: preferences and languages are saved separately in https mode. Archived from the original on Retrieved External links. Bernard Food Industries Corporate Website. Categories : Companies based in Evanston, Illinois Food company stubs.
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