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February 11, 2010

Kitchen Essentials

Tips to get organized. Plan your meals for a few days and then make your grocery list—this way you can buy enough fresh food to last until your next shopping trip, but not too much so that it spoils Find a grocery store that is convenient for you—one where you can make a quick stop […]

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February 11, 2010

Milk Q & A

Does milk cause mucus? Does yogurt minimize digestive problems? Find the answers to these questions and many more! If I have lactose intolerance, can I still drink milk? Yes! Try these tips: Have small amounts of milk throughout the day instead of a whole glass at one time (60–125 mL or 1/4–1/2 cup). Try chocolate […]

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February 11, 2010

Raw Milk Q&A

Questions about raw milk? We have answers! 1. What is raw milk? Raw milk is any milk (such as cow’s milk, goat’s milk, sheep’s milk) that is unpasteurized. 2. Where can I buy raw milk? Because raw milk creates a high risk for developing or spreading illness, its sale in Canada is strictly prohibited and […]

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February 10, 2010

When Is a Calcium Supplement Necessary?

You might need to check how much you get from food first. If you have milk allergies, severe lactose intolerance, or don’t use milk or milk prodicts, you may need a calicum supplement. If you have high calcium needs and a small appetite, you may need to consider supplements in combination with calcium-rich foods. Ideas […]

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February 10, 2010

I’m Lactose Intolerant and Can’t Drink Milk

Are you lactose intolerant? You can reintroduce dairy products in your diet. Contrary to what most people think, many of those who are lactose intolerant can have some milk and milk products. Some of the ways to decrease discomfort are to consume small amounts of milk products at meals and to combine milk with other […]

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February 10, 2010

Can I Use Soy Beverages As an Alternative to Milk?

Over the age of two, fortified soy beverage counts as a milk alternative. According to Health Canada, fortified soy beverages, although not identical to cow’s milk, are a nutritionally adequate alternative. They are suitable beverages for those who cannot or do not drink milk.  Unfortified soy beverages are not nutritionally similar to milk and cannot […]

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February 10, 2010

Are milk products high in fat or calories?

You might be surprised how little fat or few calories milk products contribute to a balanced diet. Many people mistakenly believe they have to cut out milk products in order to eat less fat or fewer calories. In fact, it is surprising how few calories and little fat milk products contribute to the diet. Skim […]

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February 10, 2010

What Can I Do If I Don’t Like Milk?

Try these 7 ideas to include more milk in your day. Ideas for action: Try adding various flavourings to your milk (such as chocolate, strawberry, vanilla, almond, or malt) or buy flavoured milks. They have all the nutrition of plain milk. Try steamed almond milk, caffé latte, mocha or other steamed milk beverages. Try various […]

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