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Can you suggest a new for Palma lade? jSJTr’f Cash Prizes for Bright Ideal * | W For th© be®t suggested new way of usini W w 1 I W Palmalade a Prize of £3/3/- will be awarded W I I w second and third prizes are also offered. W SI I W Five shilling prizes will be awarded for othei * e^/3/ - W suggestions or recipes used by the manufacturtrs B Prl*® 1/1/- W PALMALADE FRUIT SALAD is, as the nam< W Ist • . e W suggests, composed largely of dates and figs. .Ii B Otid ***•' I®/ , B has become very popular spread bn toast and ix 1 3rd oi 1 —aw****B Si B It-may also be used in Cakes, Tarts, Puddings B 'Biscuits and .Sweets—either in the baking mixture B or as k filling These latter uses offer the greatesf scope for new ways of 'using Palmalade, , ■ - CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION 1 . Send fn your entry together with recipes dr suggested uses which, tn youe name and'address to “Palma- the opinion of the judge, should lade Becipe,” c/o Marldon Ltd., prove most popular. P.O. Box 315, Christchurch, Cl. If Mrs . Kent-Johnston, well known your suggestion involves a recipe, over the alr ag an authority on home send details of the recipe. cooking and dietetic®, will be the Attach to each entry the top cover gole . judge. The judge’s decision is from a Palmalade packet. Palma- final lade is procurable from all leading grocers throughout New Zealand. ' Price 6d per packet. No entry fee. on this page on Wednesday, Forward as many entries is you uetooer 7tn. wish, but a packet top must accom- On payment of the prize-money, pany each one. the recipes and the right to use them Prizes will be awarded for the . become the property of .Marldon Ltd. ENTRIES CLOSE DEFINITELY ON SEPTEMBER 23.
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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 301, 16 September 1936, Page 4
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