EUROPE 1 1 PHOSPHATE BAKING POWDERS HAVE WORLD-WIDE ACCEPTANCE For years now, bakers and housewives in all these countries have used Phosphate Baking Powders in preference to any other. And when Phosphate Baking Powders were intro- duced to New Zealand, 26 cooking institutions and demonstrators gave their unanimous and immediate acceptance: Their reasons? Because cakes, scones, pikelets and pie-crusts made with Phosphate Baking , Powders have better aeration. That means they rise beautifully, are light, with a perfectly even texture; and they keep fresh longer. Moreover they have added nutritional value Always look on the label of Xour baking-powder tin and see that it contains phosphate as ics aerator or rising agent: 64 & W PURE FOOd Phosphate IS Used IN ALL LEA D / N G Baking Powders Albright & Wilson'$ Food Phosphates are distributed in New Zealand by Imperial Chemical Induscries (NZ) Ltd , 16 The Terrace, Wellington, and Maritime Buildings, Quay Street; Auckland. Daily ration of MieRals & Vitamins builds up NEW StrENGTH & EneRGY When Tired, Depressed, Rundown build up. Nerves steady.: Tired- your nerve and body cells need re- ness turns into energy. Weakness nourishing with a daily ration of into strength: You have found the Minerals and Vitamins. You need way to new health and priceless Calcium such as you get from Milk vitality. 547la Phosphorus you get from FRassett & fohnson, Limited, Manners Street, Cheese Iron whicb you W e lling [ 0 n P 0 B 0 * 3 3 get from Eggs: Vikelp gives you 9 precious Minerals a8 well as Food lodine and Vitamin VIKELP 4a Bl: And as these life-giving elements get into your body; you begin to 4a0; AUSTRALIA 1 :
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 15, Issue 367, 5 July 1946, Page 8
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