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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16992, 20 October 1915, Page 9

'Gerstena" Food Talks, No. 1 The longer ■TIIIBtItJTrUI Ordinary oatmeal and most prepared oatmeals require from 10 to 20 minutes' boiling. The result of this is that with the steam is carried away a great deal of their nutriment. This means a three-fold waste —a waste of time, of trouble, and of food. Ivi ■Z'-X'i" •:• wmiwdmmui ] Yes, it only requires two I minutes' boiling, and it is perfectly cooked. You can't cook it any more, no matter how long you boil it. The reason for this is that "Gerstena" is itself a concentrated Por- , ridge Meal—its food con- ] tent does not have to he ] concentrated by long j hoiling, as with ordinary oatmeals. This, too, is why one hag of "Gerstena" goes as far as two hags of other meals; you only need to use half the quantity. Your Grocer Sells "Gerstena"

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