POOR BREAD
Sir.—Ond of the cruellest and most un-1 necessary penalties inflicted on a long-, suffering public has been the barrage put • up against Australian flour, whereby; New Zealand bakers are not. ablo to im-' port the one factor that made Xew Zea-; land flour possible as a bread flour. Anyone who likes tasty bread must have no-' ticcd the differenco in the quality of tha. breud durins the last .month. Without. the admixture of a certain proportion ot Australian Hour, the bfead made from \w Zeajknd flour has not the same bright colour, line texture, nor is it near-. ly so palatable. The bread become*coarser in grain, and from what one can boo cannot liave the nujritive qualities a<l bread made with tfie mixed flours. Will the Minister in oliarge please exI/lain why this embargo has been placed, on Australian flour when it is su essential to the manufacture of good bread in this country.—l am, etc., 1 STAFF OF LIFE,
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 211, 25 May 1918, Page 8
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162POOR BREAD Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 211, 25 May 1918, Page 8
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