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Greymouth Evening Star, 31 May 1946, Page 9

HBESHi SBjgM|P«qHB Th© New STANDARD L©AF wbSS soon Ise @Ol 4he market There is a world shortage of wheat. z< | Economy in its use is essential. < New Zealand Mills are increasing their flour extraction rate from about 73% to iiii 80% — that is, they are using about 7% | So mone of the wheat grain in the production of flour. The increase in the extraction rate will 2n "a mean an increase in the nutritive value kread, and all things made from the Inew1 new flour - The texture and flavour of the new loaf will not be very much different from that of the °.%k white loaf, though the extra wheat-germ content of the flour may colour it a little. However, much of the valuable nutritional minerals (such as iron) and the vitamin B factors (especially vitamin B-l) will be retained. In the highly-refined white flour to which v/e have become accustomed a big proportion of them was discarded. And try saving breati at home, too. By eating more potatoes and less bread, you, as an individual, will I help to make our wheat go further; KEEP THIS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE 20b

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