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June 2008 1

Dairy Labs

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June 2008 2

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June 2008 3

Dairy Lab Ideas

• Taste test – milk, yogurt, cheese, cheese pair

• Yogurt substitution (Lemon Yogurt Bars)

• Fat Free Cheese – Quesadilla, Pizza

• French Toast, Crepes w/ yogurt

• Mac and Cheese

• Cream based soups

• Grilled Cheese Sandwiches

June 2008 4

Top 10 Ways to Dairy

1. Make it milk with meals2. Jump start your morning

with cereal, milk, fruit3. Add cheese and veggies

to sandwiches4. Make oatmeal, soup,

rice with milk5. Assemble a pizza

Top 10 Ways to Dairy

6. Dip into yogurt7. Stock grab-and-go

snacks8. Load up recipes with

veggies9. Create a yogurt and

fruit parfait10. Savor some chocolate

milk.

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Tortilla Rollups

• Flour tortillas• Colby-jack stick cheese• Salsa, if desired Place one stick of Colby-jack cheese near edge

of flour tortilla. Roll tortilla around cheese. Fasten with a toothpick. Microwave till cheese is soft. Dip in salsa. Note: Could substitute mozzarella string cheese for Colby-jack.

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Orbiting Orange Satellite

• Colby-jack cheese snack sticks

• Large seedless grapes

• Strawberries

• OrangeUnwrap cheese sticks and place on cutting board. Cut cheese stick into 6 equal pieces. Put king size wooden pick through a grape, then cheese cube, and then a strawberry. Place kabobs on plate to serve. Or stick in the skin of an orange for an orbiting orange satellite!

Have It YOUR Way Smoothie(serves 1)

• 1 cup unsweetened, frozen berries or frozen fruit of choice

• 1/2 cup 100% orange or pineapple juice OR strawberry milk

• 3/4 cup fruit-flavored, low- or non-fat yogurt

Blend all ingredients well in blender. Enjoy!

Yogurt & Fruit Parfait

Layer yogurt, low-fat granola and fruit in whatever proportions you’d like.

Add some nuts and you’ve included a 4th food group. A sprig of mint is optional!

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Summary Messages

• 2005 Dietary Guidelines recommend three servings of low-fat dairy daily.

• Dairy provides much more than calcium – a nutrient package that keeps bones strong and prevents osteoporosis.

• Additional benefits of dairy include a reduced risk of hypertension, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and lower BMIs in children.

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• A growing body of evidence supports’ dairy’s role in adult weight management – supported by sound science.

• Milk is a safe, nutritious and economical source of the nutrients that our bodies need, esp. calcium that is typically lacking in our diets.

• There are no alternatives to dairy products – they contain a unique package of nutrients and Americans love dairy products.