Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Ice, Preservation and Cutting Of

Ice may be preserved by burying it in sawdust, or wrapping it first in paper, then in flannel, and keeping it in a tub with flannel thrown over. The paper and flannel must be changed when wet. Ice may be divided into small pieces by placing a needle point downwards on the ice, and striking the head of it with a small hammer.

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