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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, Cal. · Jan 10, 1900

Nut Foods

By Editor

Nut Foods.—We receive from time to time inquiries concerning nut foods. These may be obtained from the Battle Creek (Mich.) Sanitarium, or the St. Helena Health Food Co., St. Helena, Cal. Many grocers carry these foods now. To many these foods seem too expensive. To such we say, Use the nuts themselves. But here two difficulties arise: (1) Many can not eat nuts without distress, not being able to thoroughly masticate them; and (2) many more do not know in how many ways nuts may be used, not alone as substitutes for flesh foods, but in the preparation of sweet, appetizing, healthful dishes. To both these classes we recommend a nut mill manufactured by Joseph Lambert, Battle Creek, Mich. The mill is simple in construction, durable, strong, never requires sharpening, can easily be cleaned, is ball bearing and easily operated, will grind nuts of all sorts, and crackers, figs, dates, and beans. It costs but $5.00, together with a large volume of 450 pages, nearly 1,000 recipes, entitled a "Guide for Nut Cookery." Our readers may depend upon its reliability. For further particulars address Joseph Lambert, Battle Creek, Mich.