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Not sure what clag was made from but Perkins Paste was made from boiled potato dextrin. Clag was great for the spiky hair do's in the 70 and 80's, though it was hard to wash out

Perkins Paste was owned and started by Maurice Bertram Jeffery, a commercial artist who found himself unemployed during the Great Depression. Production began in 1934 at Albion Street, Surry Hills, New South Wales and ceased during the 1980s. It became a cultural icon, akin to Vegemite or the...

Remember having it in the late 60's too. Never ate it but putting it on my fingers was fun, plus using clag paste on the hand, their brush was better. Now trying to remember the clear glue in a bottle that had a rubber tip. That one leaked if not stored right.

Had both in the classroom.

No wonder I never go to a Maccas, that is disgusting and would put me off coffee for quite a while. A quick wipe after each drink would lessen the mess, maybe get rid of it.

Still have some of these. The wooden bench does not look as good but at least one has survived the many moves we have had. Were given the embroidered towels as a present, still in their box. White was not a good colour with 3 boys, husband who was a truck driver and clay soil. Must get them out...