Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 758
-lions. These are grain bubbles—whole grainspuffed to eight times normal size. Theyare thin and airy, crisp and fragile. Afearful heat has given them a taste liketoasted nut meats. Puffed Grains alone—served like othercereals — make breakfast an occasion.Mixed with fruit theyform a delightful… … and Corn Puffs Each 15c Except in Far West or as garnish on ice cream. Salted or but-tered—like peanuts or popcorn—they areafter-school delights. They are ready-toasted wafers for yoursoups. They are ideal foods, because every foodcell is exploded. Every granule is fitted todigest. They do not tax…
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