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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1523, 28 February 1901, Page 60

The Many Uses it Serves * makes Brown & Poison’s “• Patent” Corn Flour a prime favourite with every thrifty housewife and handy cook. It is not only a food for children and a diet for invalids; it can be used for a hundred light and appetising dishes. Mixed with milk it is a delicious substitute for pie-crust as a covering for stewed fruit. It makes a splendid blanc-mange, or it can be mixed with the juice of fruit instead of milk to form most attractive fruit jellies. Besides this it is invaluable as a thickening for .soups, sauces and gravies. To get the best results it is of course necessary to use the best Corn Flour; so be.sure you get Brown Poison's Patent ?? Cora Flour, The Recognised Best.

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