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A LIGHT HAND FOR PASTRY

When making pastry, roll lightly and handle the paste as little as po'ssible. After rolling, allow it to lie for a little while to ensure cven rising and airy lightness. Never forget to make slits in the top of the pie. . And here's a tip to ensure perfect pastry at all times. Buy Fether-Flake, then just roll and bake. Fether-Flake is rich pulf pastry mixed ready for use. All you have to do is roll it out — let it lie for a while — make your pies and pastries — then bake in a quick ov-en as for scones. Fether-Flake is freshly made by Adams Bruce only and sold straight from the refrigerator. Allow Fether-Flake to stand a while before using. Obtainable from the Adams Bruce shop in Oxford Street, Levin.

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Chronicle (Levin), 28 November 1946, Page 2

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A LIGHT HAND FOR PASTRY Chronicle (Levin), 28 November 1946, Page 2

A LIGHT HAND FOR PASTRY Chronicle (Levin), 28 November 1946, Page 2

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