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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17198, 19 June 1916, Page 9

Gerstena Food Talks, No. 3 The Taste that Tempts. My, just isn’t it nice ! «* iAie you one who just takes porridge because it’s a breakfast habit? You don’t care for it much, but you have got into the way of taking it, eh? Now, just you get your good lady to make you j some -caskdinZmutes for to-morrow's breakfast. She won’t object, because * * Gerstena ’ ’ only needs TWO minutes boiling instead of the TWENTY minutes’ stirring over a hot fire that oatmeal needs—and thou being in constant fear that it will “catch.” Just ordinary porridge, is it? No; it juat isn’t * just ordinary porridge. "Why, every spoonful will slip down your throat as smoothly aa velvet—nono of that harsh, chaffy grating that crude oatmeal has. And what a flavour! All the rich, delicious heart of sun-riponed cereals is there you’ll relish every mouthful and then call for a second serve. Just you try 4 ‘ Gerstena’ * now. See if we aren’t right! Your Grocer Sells “ Gerstena”

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