N.Z.'S "KEEP FIT" BREAKFAST
Demands of war make all-round fitness essential. lii the home, on the land and in the Fighting Services food largely determines fitness. When you see youngsters glowing with health, bursting with vitality, keeping free from colds and 'flu, then you know that they have a wise mother who knows food values. Most wise mothers do apprectete the value of Vi-Max for breakfast. Vi-Max is a "keep fit" breakfast enjoyed by all members of the family. Vi-Max is so good because it provides in palatable form the best parts of the best cereal—wheat. Vi-Max has a higher protein and vitamin content than whole wheat, bccause it is slightly starch reduced and because extra wheat germ is added. Vi-Max contains Vitamins A, 81, B2 and E.
As a "keep fit" measure, decide to serve vitalising vitamin-plus Vi-Max regularly as a breakfast food, and use it in cooking for cakes, scones, biscuits, puddings, eic. Vi-Max is guaranteed pre-war quality at pre-war prices, and is sold by all stores in two grades. "Coarse" and "Fine," both in 3lb cartons and 7lb bags. Vi-Max is made by the makers of Vi-Mcal and ViBran. D. H. Brown and Son, Ltd.. 38, Moorhouse Avenue, Christchurch, C.l. — (Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 204, 28 August 1943, Page 8
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