Bantha Milk Mugs
Description: Blue milk, also known as Bantha milk, was a rich blue-colored milk produced by female banthas. Sentients drank it, and also used it in bantha butter, blue bantha buttermilk biscuits, blue-milk cheese, blue milk custard, ice cream, and yogurt. It was notably available on Outer Rim planets such as Batuu, Lah'mu, Lothal, and Tatooine. Cid's Parlor on Ord Mantell served a similar beverage that was alcoholic called Dark Blue Milk.
Description: Beru Whitesun Lars, born Beru Whitesun, was a human female from the planet Tatooine. She was married to Owen Lars, the stepbrother of Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker, whose son, Luke Skywalker, they raised during the reign of the Galactic Empire. Lars was killed along with her husband by Imperial stormtroopers, who also burned down the Lars moisture farm. With their deaths, Skywalker left his homeworld and joined the Alliance to Restore the Republic.
Description: A humorous emblem featuring a smiling Bantha head with large horns. Below the head, the text "Happy Bantha Dairies" is displayed in a whimsical font, followed by "BLUE MILK" in bold, white lettering. The lower section includes alien script and "PRODUCT OF TATOOINE" with a desert landscape silhouette.
Description: A hexagonal badge with a brown, furry creature's head with large horns and orange eyes at the top. Below the creature, the text "BLUE MILK" is displayed in large, bold, teal letters with a white outline. Underneath, alien script is present, followed by "PRODUCT OF TATOOINE". The background shows a desert landscape with three suns and silhouetted buildings.
Description: A stylized depiction of a fuzzy brown creature with large curved horns and a wide smile. Below the creature is a teal banner with orange trim, reading 'Happy Bantha Dairies' in a script font. Beneath that, in large blue block letters, it says 'BLUE MILK'. A silhouette of buildings resembling Tatooine is visible, with stylized clouds above. The bottom reads 'PRODUCT OF TATOOINE' in white capital letters with a line of alien script above it.
