Peppermint

Pattern No. researching

Introduced 2005
Discontinued 2006 when the Betty Crocker™ Catalog closed it’s doors
This pattern was exclusive to Betty Crocker™.
It was applied to White Fiesta® and can be found in the following shapes: dinner plate (0466), luncheon plate (0465), medium bowl (0461), ring handle mug (0453), bread tray (0412), gusto bowl (0723), pedestal bowl (0765), ornament (0761), large disc pitcher (0484) and chop plate (0467)
Betty Crocker™ also sold as a 4 piece place setting (0831).
Colors in this pattern are: green and red.
Thank you to Karen Misier for the use of her photo.

Fun Fact –

HLC presented numerous Peppermint patterns to Betty Crocker™. They offered at least two other versions.
One was on a White luncheon plate but the small red swirl between the red and green swirls was omitted.
The other pattern was on a Scarlet luncheon plate which had big white swirls instead of red like the others and the small swirl between the larger swirls was omitted as well.
There was also a Scarlet ring handle mug with white swirls with a line of green in each swirl that never went into production.
Melissa Schlegelmann wrote an article about these pieces in FTCCO’s quarterly magazine. – Flipping Dishes Vol. 1 No. 2 – 2022.

Pattern No. – researching

Introduced 2022
This revisited pattern in the below shapes are exclusive to the FTCCO.
It is applied to White Fiesta® and can be found in the following shapes: mini pitcher (0475), shot glass (1534) coaster (1607) ramekin (0568) and appetizer plate (1461).
There were six millennium II vases auctioned by FTCCO to benefit the Museum of Ceramics in East Liverpool, OH and the Newell Community Improvement Coalition, in Newell, WV. (see below photo)
Colors in this pattern are: green and red.
The illustration to the left showcases in the background the number 11 plate from the 12 Day’s of Christmas pattern and the Betty Crocker™ peppermint pedestal bowl. Thank you to Alex Silva for the use of his photo.