A New Snowdrift Cook Book

Mrs. Ida Bailey Allen for the Southern Cotton Oil Trading Company, 1920 — a shortening tin's cookbook, and a lesson in how fat was sold.

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The salad is rightly gaining importance in the everyday menu, not only because it is an appetizer and adds a refreshing note to meals that might otherwise be uninteresting, but because it introduces in the salad plants, the valuable minerals so necessary to health. At the same time, the salad dressing, whether it be in the form of a boiled dressing made with Snowdrift, or an uncooked mayonnaise made with Wesson Oil, acts as one of the necessary fats for a perfectly balanced meal.

Wesson Oil is a pure delicious vegetable oil-an excellent shortening, wholesome frying fat and delicious salad oil-really delicious.

It makes a bland, delightful French dressing or a quick, stiff mayonnaise. Wesson Oil may be had from any good grocer at a very reasonable cost.

All Measurements are Level

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