Dear Mrs Housewife. • t: u it la a curious fact that m& jmrity la unquestioned, my repalalle® Is in shreda—and I pride myaelf os It. My refutation rests upon the tiny shreds of heel suet which mingle so readily with the flour aod other ingredients, that a light, dainty and easily digested pud ding Is a foregone conclusion. Apart from the couvenienoe and saving of labour can you remove the indigestible slits and taop suet ao finely? Of course you cannot and you don’t need iv try your faithful friend “Shreddo" Sts waiting ut your hand. If, by chance, you have not yet met me, Mr Grocer will be delighted to make the introduction—it. is always o" pleasure bringing together those wbn ;>re certain to like each other. •Home? to meet you at choking •‘rm vni! r -vP|- i-eady friend s SHRE-PHO
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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 80, 30 June 1928, Page 3
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