When researching my rationing challenge, I used the following websites:

1. New Point Ration Chart
2. Remember When…
3. Food Investigators Episode 5: The WWII Diet
4. 1301.0 – Year Book, Australia, 1944 – 45, Australian Bureau of Statistics
5. John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library – Families and Food: wartime tucker
6. Retro Housewife
7. On the Ration
8. Rationing Revisited
9. Wikipedia
10. Community and Culture in North Ayreshire
11. Clothes Rationing
12. Rationing and Other Controls
13. WW2 People’s War: Rationing and Shortages
14. Australian War Memorial: Rationing of Food and Clothing in the Second World War
15. Consumer Rationing
16. Australian War Memorial: Austerity Cooking Demonstration
17. Australian War Memorial: Make Meat Go Further (some extender recipes)
18. Brighter Breakfasts
19. The 1940s Experiment
20. The Supersizers Go…Wartime

All of these sites are very good and I urge you to take the time to check them out.

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