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  • Have you had your milk today?

    02-Jul-2012
    Tags: milk , Nutrients , Health , Diet , Women

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    Have you had your milk today? No, I’m not talking to you, children, I’m talking to you, adults!

    But why should I drink milk? I thought that milk was only for babies and small kids. No, milk is essential for everyone.
     
    Milk Contains Essential Nutrients 

    Why? Well, do you know that a single glass of milk contains no less than fifteen different nutrients, the most important of which is calcium, and it’s calcium that gives you strong bones and teeth. And the other nutrients include proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins A and D, magnesium, thiamin, zinc, phosphorus, niacin, folic acid, riboflavin,  and vitamins B6 and 12.

    Of course, most people consume some milk on a daily basis, often without really noticing it, as milk has become a staple of the diet. What would we do without milk for tea or coffee, breakfast cereals, for cooking, or just as a nice drink? But sometimes what we drink as milk is not really milk – it’s some form of imitation milk made from palm oil and other agricultural and synthetic products.

    So the best thing to do is to stick to genuine milk, which is generally available in four categories, pasteurized, UHT, homogenized, and sterilized.
     
    • Pasteurized - milk which has been heated to kill any harmful bacteria and extend shelf life
    • UHT - milk treated using ultra high temperatures which allows no refrigeration and the milk to be kept fresh until the package is opened
    • Homogenized - keeps natural fat from separating from the rest of the milk so that it keeps its nutrients
    • Sterilized - milk heated to 150 degrees Celsius which allows it to be kept for several months

    So when buying milk you have several options, and you can choose depending on your particular requirements. But always check the expiry date before buying and keep in mind the type of milk you have bought.


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  • Tempting Cheese- It's healthy too

    15-Nov-2008
    Tags: Cheese , milk , Cream , Cow , Health Cheese , milk , Cream , Cow , Health , Diet , Hard , Soft , Grated-cheese , Fresh , Provolone , Ricotta , Fetta , Cottage , Low Fat more more more less

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    Cheese is a rather general term describing curdled milk or cream. "Cheese" just the word is enough to create a tempting feeling, couldn't you just have one toasted cheese sandwich now? It can never go down bad! The demand for cheese is attributed to its great taste, versatility, convenience, and nutrient content. Everywhere you go across the country, everyone seems to love cheese. But due to high fats and calories some people avoid cheese.

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    Now here comes the good news for cheese lovers. For individuals monitoring or reducing fat in their diet, many reduced fat varieties of cheeses are available. Also, individuals can include cheese in a fat reduced diet by making dietary trade-offs, for example, by balancing higher fat foods with lower fat foods. Cheese has many health benefits. Lets check them out...


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  • Yogurt and its benefits

    12-Oct-2008
    Tags: Yogurt , milk , Health , Diet , Eat Yogurt , milk , Health , Diet , Eat , Food , Benefits more more more less

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    Yogurt can be the best breakfast or snacks for your kids and family. Yogurt is basically a form of curdled milk much like sour cream and creme frailness, but with less fat. There are several types of yogurt with differing fat levels readily available in the market. Plain yogurt is generally made from cow milk and is unflavored and unsweetened. Flavored yogurt generally has fruit or flavoring added, along with plenty of sugar. The sugar is added not only for sweetness but to aid in preserving the fruit. rozen yogurt is the yogurt version of soft ice cream.

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  • Pass the sugar and salt

    15-Jul-2008
    Tags: Sugar , Salt , Diet , Health , milk Sugar , Salt , Diet , Health , milk , Cheese , Honey , Food , Eat , Obesity , Fat , Skinny more more more less

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    Whenever we speak about balanced diet we count fruits, milk and vegetables and ignore two important items - Salt and Sugar. Both salt and sugar are important for our body however in a limited proportion. So next time you ask someone to pass the salt to add to your veggies or the sugar for your coffee, think again!

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