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'■- x YUaJce richer soups HpHE French Cook's counsel is :—"Use Marmite in soups." It v JL. immediately improves their natural flavour; it greatly increases their nourishing power. Once you make soups the Marmite ..way, ordinary methods will not please you. a pure vegetable extrad, possesses a delicate flavour . which is infinitely superior to the coarser taste peculiar to meat ' extracts. What is more important, Marmite is entirely without the dietetic disadvantages of meat. No matter what kind of soup you serve—Marmite will improve it. When you enrich any d^sh with Marmite you will find that very soon you will discard all other seasoning. Marmite needs no added flavour and it raises the 'nutritive value of inexpensive foodstuffs to the standard of the dearest. Sole Agents for New Zealand Health- Food Company ":: , Papanui,.Christchiirch; .•" ,1' -.'".' c."-v '^**^^StsOT^^^s^- '-•'•' • ■ How the French Cook - ■ ' 'ft-. C\+MAWM.\"rE.. Jl ', 'makes- Tomato Soup. ' .* ' r :~- l^^^Ui^>2 Moz. crushed! tapioca, lib. ripe or tinned torn. '.' r********^,,, " ' uvntrr ~*&^% - atoies, \\^ pints hot water,l onion, 1 "carrot, . "., [>^^_t^*»--; —°""^^-^^| 1 g'lU milk a«d 1 good teaspoonful Marmitc. IjTrr^^^ • _^—T-rnfff Dissolve the Marmite in hot water, and bring both to the bpii; add to this prepared stock, '-~~ &nw klt t.M kJ 1^ $k^Ts ' the vegetables (sliced^ and the crushed tapioc-. "" M J^aeßfaJlap&fflJß^Bjy^ W Let these ingredients simmer slowly m •"'-- isflSl^^"™ 1^ EXTRAC7^^^^ tender, then mash through a sieve'and r.<' " : lsi^^®\ /fOiils - I^ie mi^c" ng soup to the boil, hi c W^l]'-!^^^^' 'Cwwl serve hot with small fried croutons. "~" fe^F Marmite is obtainable at all leading' grocers throughout V^l*^ S^i®*P!i cHe.w Zealand and at all Sanitarium ~~.l ij •^^ITA.RIU&I HEALTH«^®^ (I Health Food Shops.

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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 63, 11 September 1924, Page 16

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Page 16 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 63, 11 September 1924, Page 16

Page 16 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 63, 11 September 1924, Page 16