Greamoata at the Exhibition

Ladies' Mirror, Volume 4, Issue 8, 1 February 1926, Page 29

Greamoata at the Exhibition

'T'HE chief purpose of the Creamoata Stand, which will be situated in the Hall of Secondary Industries, is the instruction in the Culinary Art as applied to Oaten Foods. Messrs. Fleming and Company, Limited, have engaged an expert in Home Cookery to demonstrate the preparation of innumerable dainty and nourishing dishes and confections from their various Oaten Products, and to lecture generally on food values and diet in relation to these particular cereals. The object is to instruct all those visitors willing or anxious to learn of the economic use of Oaten Foods in the home, rather than merely to display a quantity of cans and packets. Some three hundred feet of space are occupied by a Model Kitchen under the direction of Miss E. N. Todhunter, of the Dunedin University Home Science School, who has had very wide experience of such

demonstrations. This kitchen, which is of severe, but of quite artistic design, will he fitted with an electric range and all modern fittings and utensils. Miss Todhunter is not only giving practical demonstrations of the preparation of a large number of Oaten confections, but is also lecturing on the dietetic value of these simple foods. The number of the Creamoata Stand is H. 933, and the proprietors of Creamoata cordially invite the great army of users of Thistle Brand Oat Foods —Creamoata, Milk Oaties, Oatienuts, etc. —to visit their stand. Those who are already expert cooks as well as the amateurs and new-beginners will undoubtedly find Miss Todhunter’s instructions of great value. Thousands have already visited cur Exhibit, and many have been loud in their praise of the demonstrations. The distribution of samples of cooked dainties and sample packets of the foods is also greatly appreciated.