HP Sauce has had its instantly recognisable label redesigned to illustrate the current restoration works.
Bottles of the Heinz owned condiment, named after the Houses of Parliament, usually show the iconic Big Ben.
But scaffolding has been added to the image and it’s the first time it’s been changed in 123 years.
Brown sauce was first formulated in 1870, with the HP Sauce brand name registered by inventor Frederick Gibson Garton in 1896.
I am obsessed with HP Sauce changing its label to include the scaffolding on Big Ben. pic.twitter.com/1aSjpjJE3W
— Jessica Dunne (@JessicaTeneal) May 31, 2019
The Houses of Parliament clock, commonly known as Big Ben, started keeping time #onthisday 160 years ago.
The nickname is often used for the iconic tower, but it was first given to the clock's Great Bell, which weighs over 13 tons ? #LondonHistoryDay https://t.co/zLq3TI4iUw pic.twitter.com/UtcMb8wnYg
— British Museum (@britishmuseum) May 31, 2019
