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ISSUED Bf THE dept, of health HOT WEATHER How can I keep MILK from souring? Have it delivered to. a shady spot and bring inside to a cool place as soon as possible. If you have not the benefits of pasteurization and have not access to a refrigerator, either:— Scald immediately and pour ' into a clean jug. Cool the jug rapidly by standing it in cold water in a cool, airy place. Cover the jugwith clean muslin. Or, if you want to keep milk fresh without heating:— Stand the jug in a bowl of cold water. Cover it with clean, wet muslin, making sure that all ends are in the water. To scald is the safer method, especially where there are children. Do not mix milks of different ages. How can I keep SALAD GREENS crisp and fresh? Try to use as soon as picked or bought, but when this is not possible, e.g. over holiday periods? Wrap the greens, unwashed, in |i>a,per and keep in a cool, airy place. , Do not soak or wash before required * and when buying greens ask for ones that have not been hosa^i. How can I keep BUTTER firm? Place your butter on a plate or saucer on a wire grid over a bowl three-quarters full of cold water. Cover the butter with a wet muslin, making sure that the edges dip into the water. . Or Place a clean brick in a dish of water. On this put your butter on a. plate or saucer and cover with wet muslin, again making surait dips into the water. Be sure that: the cloth is always moist you renew the water daily you wash the brick mr wir® grid daily you rinse out the cloth daily
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 13, Issue 42, 17 January 1949, Page 6
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