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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16725, 28 April 1920, Page 4

FIRST THOUGHTS. A WINTER’S DEMAND. With a chill in the air denoting the arrival of the winter season, housewives are thinking of special "cookery that meet the demand of colder weather. Of course, first thoughts go to Tucker’s “Family” Soups, those steaming, invigorating, and savoury dishes which are so well known for their high nourishing qualities, as well as for their economic value. Tucker’s Soups, in addition to their reputation as the best procurable on the market, offer scope for the provision of a variety of i “made-up” dishes. There are few people in New Zealand unacquainted with Tucker’s Coups. AVith a packet of any one of eleven different soup flavours, a few vegetables, some meat leftovers, and so forth, delightful entree dishes are at command. Try a packet and note the recipes given thereon.—Advt. Ml

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