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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 79, 2 March 1929, Page 4

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•' Ilftlll f =-7 cA most tempting new way to serve this custard TAKE sufficient little round Queen or Sponge cakes scoop out the centre neatly with a spoon and have them waiting on a large flat dish with some tinned halved apricots then make a delicious custard, very smooth and creamy, and flavoured with Vanilla. Put a little red jelly in each cake, fill with custard, cap each with a half apricot and a dah of cream and then see what the family will say! N.B.—For a perfect custard, rich and smooth and easily made—choose Edmond* ■—Vanilla flavour. -’—i A y V. V NPs EDM Epwd?s; V CU9TARD *7. 307