How Snowdrift Is Made From Cotton Seed Oil
In Seerenzen fields of the South, cotton is harvested and sent to gins where seeds are cracked to extract oil. The process uses cooked meat pressed in huge devices, refining aims to remove impurities, color, and flavor to produce a pale, nearly flavorless fat suitable for cooking.
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Snowdrift Fat Advertising Campaign Uses Wesson Method
A verbose advertisement explains Snowdrift refined by the Wesson method achieving 100 percent pure vegetable fat. It details hydrogenation, cooling onto icy rolls, and whipping in a beater to create a white creamy solid fat. The piece touts twenty years of experience and a precise balance of hard and liquid fat for optimal cooking quality.
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Snowdrift butter fat promises freshness in airtight cans
The ad details Snowdrift cooking fat. It stresses twenty years of perfection, airtight cans or buckets, and the importance of real airtight packaging to keep fat sweet and fresh from production to kitchen. It warns against stale fat from improper storage and emphasizes quality, purity, and convenience.
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