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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 21, 19 October 1918, Page 12

isi§ torsn fOFTiflour—more T Mfffiwl Here's another new Thistle fflffiw' r liPii llrawP thing you've ever tested, don't confuse Thistle _ raws Bsiraif Sweetheart o' Wheat with the coarse unappetising article jMJB. usually sold as Semolina. Designed to supersede Corn- \?^ mi&zMjml j&KMi • flour it has done so in thousands of N.Z. homes, and a trial j§r3*w'\^ lsxfs|| will show you that it is not only f*r mere delicious than cornflour, bu; MsqT \ {M/raff it i« also far cheaper. Made from the finest selected wheat, treated jiMffvp ' in the great Thistle Mills by the meet modern procejses and under JPs\ !&j{mws, conditions of scrupulous cleanliness, Thistle Semolina is rich in proteid ff flfO MuMf or body building material. Dr. Robert Hutchison, the world's leading |%\ KpW! authority on food values, writes thus, of Semolina:—" It is prepared A \ fisw||P froH the central parts of hard wheats that arc rich in gluten. It con- \ Psw|| uins about 11 %of proteid or half the amount contained in an equal M\ a 'ffl)rs« is ideal for blsmc-mange, custards, puddings sconce, pastry—For B I js■ '''M"WfIS« •' thickening gravies—fer soHp —macaroni cheese, etc. Use it in fl I fl, 'Smiwf place of cornflour—but use less of it. Here are some good B I 8 ' gSy&jw recipes by Mis« Una Carter, the noted ceokery expert: — ' ll' i V Rock Calces-*2 ojg. buttw or dripping, 2 ors. soft augtr, i ois, flour, 1 oz. Thistle h 1 fti ' > SoniolinA, 1 egg, J toupoon bftking powder, few drops essence. 2 ozb. buUuiks tmd I e ■5 \ • lemon peel chopped. Beat butter and augur to ft creatn: add other ingredients; I \' \\ 1^ * r0 2 dessertspoonful of the mixture en Iβ«col* fleuroi ti»y. B»i« in moderaU I I \ \ ■ MMyfi Chocolate Shapo-1 quirt mill, i UWeopoone itigu 1 taWespoim coeos, 7 f t\ \\ I ■X/lWwf heaped toblespoor.B Thistle SeraolinJ, 1 deseerlepoon butter, low dropi essence' B fl » \\ I rft^CC/'l •wWSjM?S: «nill». Bring milk to boillnß point, add sugar >nd butter. Moisten Tuißtle | Btt \ • J Boraolina and coco* with cold milk, and 6tir graduallj into boiling milk. Boil for ■ I H ol ■ \S**^^Jr 1 c 0 ' urn ou *' S erve T^n creia or boiled custard. I % 1 OTIIfAS Every Thistle Semolina package contains the ceupons enabling K u \ 'WvSvll you to share in the grout Thietle Free Gift Scherat. 40 Ja \ \

'.■ " ' ■ THE ABOVE INQUIRY WAS MADE BY The Minister of Defence J (SIR JAMES ALLEN) , . Brigadier-General Richardson (Commandant N.Z. Expeditionary Force, England) ; . ■ REPLIEDVide Wellington Evening Post, 25th June, 1917 904@ . Hljma „ ——,^^g WM ~., UMMJ^

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