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Show Ibge gottIoe cheese TO SUBSTITUTE rlEAT U. S. Expert in Utah Promoting Pro-moting Manufacture of Food-Saving- Product. "t'iHtui;e vliocje or meat! Ask your po.'ketijool. The question and Hie suge'tiuti for its answer aif to be submitted t'j the jicopl,; of Utah in a cu.inj.aisn to be otartci this week by G. K. I'rcvert, dairy niaiiul'acluriii expert with the dairy division of the Unite, 1 States department depart-ment uf agriculture. Mr. l-'revert is to undertake promotion of the manufacture of cottaye cheese from all milk not used to supply the retail re-tail trade. Milk from which butter is uiniiuraciure.l is yet available t4r the making of cottage cheese. Tho experts of the governiucul department de-partment ol' agriculture are authority J'or thcwitateiiient that a pound of cot-tage cot-tage cheese contains more protein than docs a pound of beef, pork, lamb, veal or fowl. This declaration is made boldly bold-ly on .posters thai the yo eminent hits liail prepared to forward the campaign for tiie manufacture and consumption of cottage cheese. The posters, which will soon be on display, invite the interested in-terested housewife to write to tho de-pa de-pa rtment of agriculture for recipes for using cottage cheese as a substitute for meat, fixpcriinents made by tho government gov-ernment experts have resulted in finding find-ing that cottage cbeoso can be used in many ways in cooking, according to Mr. Krcvert. The campaign to promote the manufacture manu-facture and use of cottage cheese as a substitute for meat will be begun first with tho creameries and dairies. Mr. Frevert will undertake to get some of them interested in the making of cottage cheese according to the scientific method meth-od perfected by the government experts, ex-perts, thereby insuring an excellent product. Then arrangements will be made for putting it on the market within with-in reach of tho' consumer.- This will be done through the assistance of the local grocers and shopkeepers in each community. com-munity. - Cottage cheese must be supplied fresh every few days to be best. The aim of the government is to perfect arrangements arrange-ments whereby it can bo manufactured at a profit to the manufacturer and sold to the consumer, fresh every day, at a pric.o that will encourage its substitution substitu-tion for meat as a source of the necessary neces-sary protein supply of dailv diet. Mr. Frevert will begin 'his work of initiating the manufacture of the cheese in Ephraim this week, and will work northward through the state. He has already launched the industry in the j northwest. He is convinced that once the creamery men discover that cottage cheese is a practicable by-product of their industry, its' continued manufacture manufac-ture and supply will be fixed, even after the meat shortage ceases to be so much of a problem. For this reason the plans of tho fovernment are comprehensive in promoting tho manufacture and use of the food that is but a recollection of farm days to most of those who have lived in the city for many years. After the campaign is well under wav, a demonstration kitchen will be opened with the assistance of the agricultural college, and demonstrations given of the manner in which the cheese can be made a satisfactory substitute for meats of all kinds. |