QUICK COCONUT ICE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 252, 24 October 1931, Page 2 (Supplement)

QUICK COCONUT ICE.

Put lib of icing sugar into a basin and mix it well with a quarter of a pound of desiccated coconut. Have ready some hot milk, and, using a little at a time, make the mixture into a stiff'paste with rt, stirring with a large forkDivide the. ice into three parts. Leave one white, colour one pink with a few with S fl 5 and the ot]lcr brown with a little cocoa worked in. If the oi sugar, if too stiff, add more milk - •Shape each part into a nice even Mock place one block on ton of +t,~ ,\t

Jane Hail, in an interesting: letter, tells me about life on their farm, —I'm sure everything must look beautiful at this time of the year. I'our story was entered in the competition. Thanks for your, letter, and write again soon.

Francis Bishop—Your silhouette has been entered in the competition.

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June Smith—Your badge has been posted, and you should have received it by now.

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Margaret Madill, or Blenlieim, tells me JI 1 a >? ? r J llav ' iTl ß' a birthday party this year she bad a birthday picnic which wfrhm- mi-- 1 "™ S? 6315 enjoyed in the must have a ]ovcly time you Tnu»t liave lidd, Margaret. • It was liard lucV that the billy leaked, though. asrnaiiv a rnmnJ77? U<:lß:etites may cnler ror us many competitions as they please.