Dear Mrs Housewife, It is a curious fact that while my purity is unquestioned, my* reputation is in shreds —and I pride myself on it. My reputation rests upon the tiny shreds of beef suet which mingle so readily with the flour and other Ingredients, that « light, dainty and easily digested pudding is a foregone conclusion. Apart from ihe convenience and saving of labour can you remove the Indigestible stin and chop suet so finely? Of course you, cannot and you don’t need t o try wh«n your faithful friend “Shred do” is waiting at s’«ur hand. If, by chance, you have not yet met me, Mr Grocer will be delighted to make the introductlon—lt is always a pleasure bringing together those who are certain to like each other. Hoping to meet you at cooking time, Your ever ready friend* “SHREDDO.” 0 While you are enjoying - Wrigle/s, you are getting betiefti As well. ABB
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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 2, 10 September 1927, Page 3
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