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Chocolate milk has become a popular choice among schoolchildren, who prefer it to unflavored milk. The drink is also a favorite among athletes, who use it as a recovery drink. US Department of Agriculture says that drinking flavored milk is beneficial to the nutrient uptake in the body. The American College of Sports Medicine says chocolate milk may be as effective as specially marketed sport beverages at promoting post-workout recovery.
According to the Mayo Cinic, dairy and soy are among the top 8 leading food allergens. Since soy is the leading alternative for dairy, many products suitable for those with dairy allergies include soy flour, soy fiber, soy albumin, hydrolyzed soy protein or textured vegetable protein. Allergies can be life-threatening, so if allergic to dairy and/or soy, take the time to learn what alternatives are best for you.
There are many reasons you might want to reduce your dairy product intake. A common reason is experiencing lactose intolerance symptoms such as flatulence and frequent bowel movements. According to Mini C, author of "Healthy Dairy-Free Eating," Other reasons to minimize dairy intake include a vegetarian lifestyle and cutting fat from the diet. There are several steps you can take to reduce dairy in your diet.
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Creating dairy-free dinners doesn't have to mean giving up creamy sauces or your favorite meals. Alternatives to dairy products are becoming more common at the supermarket as more people switch to lactose-free food. You can still make favorites like fettuccine Alfredo, beef Stroganoff and macaroni and cheese without relying on dairy products. With a little know-how and creativity, making dairy-free dinners is not as challenging as you think.
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Chocolate fountains are an eye-catching addition to any celebration, but if you or your guests must avoid dairy, that chocolate fountain could spell trouble. There is a way to use dairy-free chocolate in a chocolate fountain, perfect for dipping fresh fruits, cake squares and pretzels.
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Yogurt has many health benefits, with bacteria that are actually good for you (especially your digestive system). If you’re vegan, lactose intolerant, allergic to milk or avoiding dairy for other reasons, you might be surprised to know you can find yogurt with many of the same health benefits as dairy yogurt without the dairy. Most dairy-free yogurt is made from soy, but you can also find rice yogurts. There are a number of brands of dairy-free yogurt available, and each has a slightly different texture, so you might need to try several different kinds before you find you really like.
You might think “dairy-free cheese” is an oxymoron, but many health food stores and sections carry a variety of cheese alternatives. Each brand, type and flavor of dairy-free cheese has a different texture and flavor, so you may need to try several kinds of dairy-free cheese until one find you like. Many dairy-free cheeses can be eaten plain or melted, so they work well for sandwiches (including grilled cheese sandwiches), pizza and casseroles. Unfortunately, most dairy-free cheeses do not melt well enough to make fondue or cheese dips. Since not all alternative cheeses are completely dairy free, be sure to…