Spice Shipments are not always the same…
[Alt Text] Three images demonstrating the workflow process of the product. An image of a high quantity of raw spice being transported via ship, followed by an image of a factory, ending with an image of various processed food products, including soups and sauces.
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##Spice Shipments are not always the same…
#BUT CONTROLLED EXTRACTION ASSURES UNIFORMLY PURE, POTENT PEPPER FLAVOR IN SOLUBLIZED ##Pepperoyal
Pepperoyal is no ordinary soluble pepper. Use the same amount of Pepperoyal in every batch of your product, and every batch will smack of the same pure pepper flavor. True, it is processed from prime quality pepper berries. But, its real quality distinction originates in the Griffith laboratories. The potency, purity and uniformity of pepper flavor in Pepperoyal is controlled by our exclusive process of extraction.* It assures you of the same flavor quality in every shipment of Pepperoyal, or any of Griffith’s Solublized Seasonings. A real contribution to the flavor control of your products! Let’s talk about it.
*Patent Applied For.
#The ##Griffith #LABORATORIES, INC.
In Canada – The Griffith Laboratories, Ltd.
CHICAGO 9, 1415 W. 37th St. NEWARK 5, 37 Empire St. LOS ANGELES 58, 4900 Gifford Ave. TORONTO 2, 115 George St. Laboratorios Griffith do Brasil, S.A. – Caixa Postal 300 Mogi das Cruzes, Est. S. P., Brasil
Notes: The advertisement centers on the product providing uniform flavor, exhibiting standardization as a value within the food industry. The advertisement also focuses on the company’s technology that enables spice extraction, potentially signifying its novelty as an innovation. An explanation of the process that turns raw spice into Pepperoyal, accompanied by an image of a factory, legitimizes the advertisement’s claim of uniformity.
- Ad Title
- Spice Shipments are not always the same…
- Creator
- The Griffith Laboratories, Inc.
- Date
- 1954-12
- Type
- trade ad
- Periodical
- Food Technology
- Volume
- 8
- Issue
- 12
- Page(s)
- 33
- Tag
- 2026-spring
