CREAM FOR EXPORT
Sir, —One way to use up our oversupply of butter-fat is to sterilise half the quantity of farmer's cream, put it into small sealed tins, and send overseas, as New Zealand's finest clotted cream. When I was living in England we had each week cream posted up to us in tins, as 1 mention, from Devonshire. It was in half-pint tins, these being Is, in,chiding postage. It was delicious with fruit, etc. I do not see why we cannot do the same in this country. This idea would go a long way in helping to take up the overproduction, and helping the farmer with the shocking prices he is getting nt the present. Farmeress.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22006, 12 January 1935, Page 15
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