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It was in my mind today as I am writing a memoir. In 1954 I was in a childrens' 'home' and they used to dose us each morning with a tablespoon of a mixture of the 'orange juice' mixed with cod liver oil. A revolting taste that I have never forgotten. Be well.
Hi. Greeting you from Belfast. The Orange Juice to which you refer was called Welfare Orange Juice and it was intended to be drunk diluted 1:6 with water. The Ostermilk was one that was bought but there was a free version issued at baby clinics and called National Dried Milk (see photo) and...
