Post by KG on Jan 28, 2018 17:50:50 GMT
Via the Vimy Foundation
In early 1918, the Canadian Food Board became responsible for monitoring Canada's food production and management during the war effort. Following Great Britain's example, government programs, news publications and propaganda posters encouraged voluntary rationing, such as "meatless Fridays", and ingredient substitution in everyday recipes.
Credit: Canadian War Museum, "Propaganda Poster, Don't Waste Bread!", Object Number 19720121-074
In early 1918, the Canadian Food Board became responsible for monitoring Canada's food production and management during the war effort. Following Great Britain's example, government programs, news publications and propaganda posters encouraged voluntary rationing, such as "meatless Fridays", and ingredient substitution in everyday recipes.
Credit: Canadian War Museum, "Propaganda Poster, Don't Waste Bread!", Object Number 19720121-074
