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Thurt.. March 11, ,962. Supplement to The Sandy Post and Mt Hood Trode Days
Camper cuts cost of family travel
EASY ENDINGS TO SPECIAL-OCCASION DINNERS
When entertaining, the
last thing a busy host or
hostess wants to be concern
ed w ith is preparing the
proper dessert to end that
special meal. For just the
right grand finale, try these
tw o impressive but very
easy dessert ideas developed
in
the
Betty
Crocker
Kitchens
Choeolaty Brownie W al
nut Bing Cake can be popped
into the oven just as dinner
is served. Topped with a
scoop o f ice cream and a
cherry, i t ’s a beautiful end
ing to any meal
This Fru it topped Cheese
cake will win approval from
everyone,
including
the
c o o k ' Because there's no
cream cheese to soften, it's
very quick and easy to pre
pare A make ahead dessert,
i t ’s topped w ith a can o f
favorite fru it pie filling
BROWNIE W ALNUT
R IN G CAKE
1/3 cup margarine or butter,
softened
1/4 cup packed brown sugar
3/4 cup coarsely chopped
walnuts
I package (2 1 .5 ounces)
Betty Crocker * fudge
brownie mix
Heat oven to 3 5 0 °
Mix
margarine and brown sugar
.Spread in b ottom o f un-
greased 10-inrh ovenproof
nug m old; sprinkle with
walnuts. Prepare Cake-like
Brownies as directed on
package Spoon and spread
dough over m ixture in mold
Bake 30 to 35 minutes
Run knife around edge o f
mold to loosen, im m ediate
ly invert on heatproof serv
ing plate. Remove mold
Serve warm w ith Ice cream
and garnish w ith maraschino
cherries If desired
According to data from
the U S Department of Ag
riculture, a bowl of vegetable
soup ha* more vitamin A
than two head* o f lettuce,
12 ears o f corn, or four
tomatoes A bowl of chicken
noodle soup ha* more pro
tetn
and
thiamin
than
peanut butter, or rye bread,
Experts from leading uni
versities have recently con
firmed what many people
suspected all along n utri
tion wise, soup is super
In fact, some soups have
more nutrients per calorie
than other good food* you
think are very nutritious
According to Information
appearing in * senes of
message* from Campbell's
Soup in Reader's Dig«at,
soup ha* been proven to be
one of the most nourishing
and easily digestible food*
you ran eat
It's been
called the wholesome food
that satisfies your appetite
end your spirit
Double Winners! These two desserts are an impressive
ending to special dinners yet are quick sod easy to prepare.
F R U IT TOPPED CHEESECAKE
Graham ( racker ( rust (below )
1 package Betty (.'rocker
cream cheese & nuts
frosting m ix
I cup dairy sour cream
2 egg*
1 can (21 ounces) fruit
pie filling
Heat oven to 3 5 0 “ Bake Graham Cracker (.'rust, cool.
Heat frosting m ix, sour cream and eggs in large bowl on
low speed until moistened Beat on high speed until
smooth anil flu ffy , 1 m inute. Spread over crust. Bake
until set, 30 to 35 minutes, cool. Spread pie filling over
cheesecake Cover and refrigerate at least 4 hours Be frig
erate any remaining cheesecake 16 to 16 servings
Graham Crack t r C ru tl M ix 1 1/4 cups graham cracker
crumbs (about 16 squares), 2 tablespoons sugar and 1/4
cup margarine or butter, melted Press firm ly and evenly
in b ottom o f ungreased square pan, 9 x 0 x 2 inches Balw
10 minutes
You say the family budget's
so strained you can hardly af
ford a trip to the grocery, let
alone a real vacation? You
might be surprised at the travel
you could afford with a fo ld
down camper
Today there are campers so
lightweight they can he towed
by subcompact cars, campers
so inexpensive that, with con
ventional financing, you can
have one for $58 a month
Now. imagine yourself on
the road Time to eat ’ Drive
past that restaurant to a scenic
roadside area Most campers
have built-in ice boxes and
ranges, so you can fix a tasty
meal fast — and cheap No
more expensive than eating at
home, hut a lot more fun.
Bedtime'.’ Forget about mo
tel reservations and room rates
A lovely campsite w ill cos,
you jus, a few dollars rental,
and you’ll have the pleasure of
sleeping under the stars as well
as m eeting other cam ping
families
The economics of traveling
with car and camper were sub
stantiated recently during a
cross country cos, comparison
sponsored by the United States
Auto Club A family of four
traveled from Los Angeles to
Indianapolis in a 1977 six-
cylinder automobile staying in
motels and eating out
In Indianapolis, they picked
up a Star flyer camper made by
Starcraf, R V On the return
trip west, they stayed in camp
grounds and cooked in the
great outdoors
The results? The cos, o f
cooking (heir own meals and
staying in campsites was less
than half the motel/restaurant
costs They also found tha,
towing the camper barely in
creased their car’s gas con-
sump, wn The additional gas
cos, 1.3 cents per mile, only
$3 2 .3 4 over 2,487 m iles
driven
The kind o f camper you
wan, depends on your fam ily’s
size, resources and your car’s
towing ability. If you are a
firs,-time camper, it’s best to
look for a model made by an
established camper company.
You'll be able to ge, experi
enced advice and good service
wherever you travel.
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