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texenting BAKING POWDER Pbs Baking Powder PLUS i8 not a new brand of baking powder: It signifies the perfection of a formula for making Baking Powders today which places them far ahead of pre-war baking powders: Every reputable manufacturer of bak- ing powder in New Zealand is now using the baking powder PLUS formula: Twentyeix of New Zealand's best known cookery experts have tested this Baking Powder formula in separate exhaustive experiments and have ex- pressed absolute satisfaction: They agree that this new type Baking Powder assures perfect texture, aeration; keeping quality and tastes PLUS the price- less ingredient- F Phosphorus: HERES WHAT THE SPLUS% MEANS Pre-war baking powders (even the best of them) used an ingredient for aerat- 99 ing Or "rising' which conferred no other benefit than aerating: The new bak- ing powders use Phosphate a8 an aerator and thus supply phosphorus to the body. New Zealand soils and foods are deficient in phosphorus: They do not supply the phosphorus needed a8 a regular intake not only for bone and teeth building; but for nerves, digestion and general tone: Over 20 year ag0 Britain and America switched to phosphate baking powders because they were BETTER baking powders PLUS a priceless health ingredient 2 Phosphorus: Even before the war it was hard to buy an old type baking powder in Britain Or America: BAKING POWDERS MADE FROM FOOD PHOSPHATE m ean Better Cooking Better Healtb Bette r Baking Pow der PURE FOOD PHOSPHATE for baking powder man ufacture is a product of Albright & Wilson, and is distributed in New Zealand by Imperial Chemical Industries (NZ.) Ltd, 16 The Terrace, Wellington. Grteam? 50482 pstea Quol Dont let the cream shortage worrY you: Use 6 Sunola 99 Creamy Cup on your fruit Cur and puddings instead. Ready for the table GREALY 66 in fve minutes: Creamy; Chocolate;' and 6 Lemon Flavours: All stores: ON Stcwed Frutt; puddincs,Gtt: Wholesale Distributors: FLETCHER HUMPHREYS & CO: LD: Cathedral Square, Christchurch:

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 239, 21 January 1944, Page 22

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Page 22 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 239, 21 January 1944, Page 22

Page 22 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 239, 21 January 1944, Page 22

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