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Milk, Dairy and Dairy Substitutes


non), food allergy alerts, and prep time desired to get specific recipes to suit your needs.

For families with lactose intolerance, visit the Lactose Net: Lactose Intolerance Resources web site. Information on lactose intolerance, food allergies, calcium alternatives, dairy-free recipes, and nutrition tips is offered.

Older kids, teens, and adults will enjoy visiting the Why Milk? site. Celebrity milk-mustache shots, nutrition and fitness tips, an interactive "personal trainer," milk recipes, contests, Club Milk, free brochures, and the lowdown on milk all in an attractive environment.

Next Week: Fats, Oils, and Sweets - the last article in our six part series on the Food Guide Pyramid.

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