The Story of Crisco by Marion Harris Neil
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baking, in place of lard. Soon, however, they learn that Crisco _also_
takes the place of butter. "Butter richness without butter expense," say the thousands of Crisco users. Tasty scalloped dishes, salad dressing, rich pastry, fine grained cake, sauces and hundreds of other dishes, where butter formerly was used, now are prepared with Crisco. "A Woman Can Throw Out More with a Teaspoon Than a Man Can Bring Home in a Wagon" [Illustration] Kitchen expense comes by the _spoonful_. Think of the countless spoonfuls of expensive butter used daily, where economical Crisco would accomplish the same results at one-third the cost. It should be remembered that one-fifth less Crisco than butter may be used, because Crisco is _richer_ than butter. The moisture, salt and curd which butter contains to the extent of about 20 per cent are not found in Crisco, which is _all_, (100 per cent) shortening. Remember also that Crisco will average _a lower price per pound throughout the year than the best pail lard_. And you can use less Crisco than lard, which is a further saving. [Illustration: Hotel Kitchen] [Illustration: Domestic Scientists Use Crisco] |
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