Yogurt Information from FCS

Tanya Andrea Balekian tab24 at csufresno.edu
Thu Mar 6 13:27:01 PST 1997


Vernice Christian,
Your article on the yogurt you sent was great information I will be
sure to look in the "What's New" section to ptrint that out.
Tanya B.

On Tue, 4 Mar 1997, Vernice Christian wrote:


>

> The USDA's Food and Consumer Service issues the following response

> regarding yogurt

>

> A new regulation to be published in the Federal Register, Thursday, March

> 6, 1997 allows for the use of yogurt as a meat alternate in schools, and

> all other Child Nutrition programs. The traditional meal pattern already

> allows for the use of cheese, eggs, dried beans or peas, and nut and seed

> butters as meat alternates. The new regulation simply adds yogurt to that

> list. It adds a new protein option for schools. There is no requirement

> that the schools use yogurt, and this is not an effort by USDA to

> eliminate meat from the Child Nutrition programs.

>

> This regulation allows yogurt as a meat alternate in all Child Nutrition

> Programs including the Child and Adult Care Food Program, the Summer Food

> Service Program, and the National School Lunch Program. Contact your State or

> Regional Child Nutrition Director for any additional questions.

>

> The Healthy School Meals Resource System will provide the "Summary" from

> the final regulation when it is published.

> Look for it and this informational piece in the "What's New" section:

> http://schoolmeals.nal.usda.gov:8001

>

> posted by .............

>

> ****** ***** **** *** ** * ** *** **** ***** ******

>

> Vernice M. Christian * Food and Nutrition Information Center

> Information Specialist * USDA National Agricultural Library

> Tele: 301/504-5719 * 10301 Baltimore Avenue Room 304

> Fax: 301-504-6409 * Beltsville, MD 20705-2351

> e-mail vchristi at nal.usda.gov

>

> ****** ***** **** *** ** * ** *** **** ***** ******

>

>

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