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Barnet 1957

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Barnet Urban District Council]

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The summary overleaf contains the results of fifty-eight samples taken by this department.

ArticleNo. ExaminedNo. Adulterated Etc.
FormalInformal TotalFormalinformalTotal
Almonda, Ground11---
Angelica, Drained-11---
Arrowroot, Ground-11---
Batter Mix Complete-11--
Butter-11---
Celery Salt-11---
Cheese Spread with Ham and Onion_11_--
Chicken, Chopped-11---
Coffee-11---
Coffee and Chicory Essence-1---
Cream-22---
Cream Sandwich Truffle""11---
Dates_11---
Prig-ice-11---
Ham Roll, Chicken Centre-11)---
Ice Cream2_2---
Jam, Cherry-11---
Luncheon Meat-11---
Margarine-11---
Marzipan Animals-11---
Meat Pudding-11""--
Megg-11_--
Milk19-19---
Milk Bottle, Empty-11-11
Mint in Vinegar-11---
Pineapple Rings-11_--
Pork Kidneys, Chopped Braised-11---
Sauce-11---
Sea Salmon in Oil-11-11
Soup, Cream of Tomato-11---
Spirit of Sal Volatile-22---
Sugar-22---
Sultanas-11---
Sunny Spread-11---
Tomato Puree, Condensed-11---
Two Fruits, Peaches and Pears_11---
Total213758-22

Both unsatisfactory samples were reported to the Council.
Milk Bottle.
There was a small deposit of greyish matter at the bottom of the "bottle.
Upon examination this was found to "be cement which was firmly adhering to the
bottle. The Company was sent a warning letter.
Sea Salmon in Oil.
This was an attractive transparent pack the contents of which consisted
of slices of saithe, coloured with a dye and packed in oil. Sea Salmon is
not a recognised synonym for saithe in this Country.