TRY THIS DEMON TEA!

Evening Post, Issue 99, 24 October 1934, Page 14

TRY THIS DEMON TEA!

Try this sumptuous Lemon Tea —so palate-whetting, so appeasing, so fragrant! Allow one toaspoonful of Wardell's famous 2s lOd Blend and half a small lemon to each person. Squeeze the lemons into a jug and add half a pint of boiling water. Pour this on to the tea in the warmed pot aud stand for four minutes. Fill teapot with boiling water, stand for further three minute?, and serve in glasses with cut lemon slices separately. This recipe is most liked when Warcell's 2s lOd Tea is used, for the easy brewing strength nnd fragrance of Warden's Wend never fails to please. —Advt,

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