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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1968
Page
3
Ex President Johnson proclaims February as National Heart Month as the world watches historic heart transplants in South Africa and the United States. The campaign highlights millions of heart patients who seek normal lives aided by medical advances.
A collage of 1940s recipes including Caesar salad with garlic oil croutons, veal chops au gratin with tongue topping, green rice and Sacher torte, plus a feature on low sodium diet friendly snacks. The cocktail crunch snack mix uses salt substitutes and notes very low sodium content and potassium advantages.
A nutritionist from the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Service says powdered instant nonfat milk supplies most of the nutritive value of whole milk and helps prowing families. She notes dry milk removes butterfat and vitamin A and D, and that diets can gain vitamin A from greens and yellow vegetables.
A vintage diet dessert method suggests a 22 calorie per serving Fruit Juice Snow using diet nectar lemon juice and egg whites. The method involves dissolving gelatine in water with calorie free sweetener, chilling, then folding in beaten egg whites for a light confection.
The writer recalls childhood trips to Piggly Wiggly in St Louis and contrasts weekly shopping with chain stores like Safeway in Camelback Mall Scottsdale. She notes Safeway’s lunch counter lobster tank and kosher offerings, while praising Carl's Scottsdale meat shop for specialty items. A veal scalloppine recipe from the New York Times is included.
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