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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16847, 29 May 1920, Page 10

THE BEST RECOMMENDATION. ! TRIBUTE TO GOOD FOOD. If there is one thing which represents high recommendation of a food it is reference to its good quality. New Zealand people have been testifying to the oxoeHence of Tucker's Pancake Flour for a long time past, not by mere lippraise, but by demanding it for irequent homo use. There are not many households where .Tucker's Pancako Flour does not constantly find its way. It is tho most perfect pancake rc-ipe on the market combining finest cereal flours, dried milk in its purest form, and other rich ingredients. Parents everywhere havo proved tho efficacy of Tucker's Pancako Flour as a special building-up food. Children simply go into raptures over pancakes made the vveli-known Tucker way. No milk or eggs required —you simply mix the flour with water, and cook. A packet, costing a few pence only, provides a heaped-up dish of golden-brown pancakes in a few minutes —a dishful of concentrated nutriment sufficient for a good-sized family. Each packet contains recipes for several other delightfel dishes. A trial packet will make yon a regular user. All grocers. 4