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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8737, 20 May 1914, Page 2

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Daddy’s Breakfast and My Breakfast, too! Gerstena Porridge Meal brings the "more please mother” phrase more often than does any other Breakfast food. Children simply love its delicious tastiness Father knows ’tis keeping the little one healthy and bright, and Mother —busy Mother who has to get/breakfast—revels in the fact that Gerstena takes only 2 Mimites to Cook ! Gerstena Porridge, Meal has just the nuttiest, creamiest, palate-tickling flavour you could wish for, and here’s a fact for Father: One bag of Gerstena goes as far as two bags of other Breakfast Food. Mr. Vickers, Shannon, writes of Gerstena ; We are sorry that we did not start using your GERSTENA sooner as it is a very great advantage to be able to cook it so quickly. Your grocer stocks Gerstena, try it for to-morrow’s Breakfast. I/- per bag. GERSTEK PORRIDGE MEAL Here’s a. Recipe for Gerstena Ginger Pudding, No. 2. Jib. Flour, Jib. GERSTENA, Jib, s=el, Jib. treacle, ! egg, I tcaspoonful baking powder, 1 leaspoonful ginger. Chop met finely and mix all well together, pour in a well-greased basin .and steam 2 hours. iceßsre/j £) nre ' ir O*o . rORR/OCC Wfrj 1.5 ton Cdnh