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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
25
Easy tea based beverages share Lipton’s orange pekoe as a base. Ginger Ale Tea Punch blends hot tea sugar orange juice and ginger ale with orange slices. Party Iced Tea combines Lipton’s tea mint sugar lemon juice and fruit slices over crushed ice. Grapefruit Tea Punch mixes grapefruit pineapple and tea with ginger ale and mint.
A midcentury dessert idea explains a make ahead elegant chocolate sauce to freeze and serve as chocolate mousse. It details evaporated milk whipped stiffly, folding in sauce, then freezing in a tray for four to six servings.
A dated recipe outlines peeling and cooking apples with butter water and cinnamon. It mixes graham crackers baking powder salt sugar egg milk nuts and diced butter, then bakes the dessert for about forty minutes at 375 degrees. Serves six.
A kitchen note explains reaching the soft ball stage at 235 degrees F then adding milk and vanilla to create a two and a half cup yield. The piece promotes simple, thrilling food and suggests friends will beg for the recipe, noting the sattee enhances milk drinks and ice cream.
A vintage classified blurb touts a new pudding sauce idea for hot puddings. It lists ingredients such as butter, cream, brown sugar, fruit juice or jelly, and extract, with steps to cream butter and fold in sugar, cream, then flavoring. It urges readers to buy an advertisement in Classification 43, Light G Classified Ada.
Krafts Miracle Whip Salad Dressing promotional offer invites customers to mail a letter and the jar label for a full refund if not satisfied. The rebate window closes August 20 and the ad cites Kraft Phoenix Cheeses Corp in Chicago.
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