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CACFP and Milk Substitutes

by pqaadmin on January 20, 2021

Kitty Syster Serving fluid milk is an important component of the CACFP (Child and Adult Care Food Program) guidelines. It must be served at breakfast, lunch and dinner and can be one of the two

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Meal Ideas for Childcare Providers

by pqaadmin on September 23, 2020

Panorama of healthy fresh ingredients for pet food

By: Kitty Syster Are you tired of making the same lunches over and over? If you participate in the Child

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Whole Grain Foods

by pqaadmin on September 4, 2019

Kitty Syster We all know that changes in CACFP whole grain food requirements occurred a little over a year ago

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Milk. Who should have it and what types are allowable?

by pqaadmin on August 22, 2018

All children should receive milk or a milk substitute as part of breakfast and lunch everyday according to the CACFP

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CACFP Guidelines – An Overview

by pqaadmin on July 19, 2017

Elementary Pupils Enjoying Healthy Lunch In Cafeteria

Megan Pittsinger “What is CACFP?” you may ask. CACFP is the Child and Adult Care Food Program. CACFP provides aid

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Beth Simon Mealtimes are busy times for teachers and children. When you’re dealing with 15 hungry 3 year-olds, it can be a challenge for even the calmest, coolest teacher to manage the high demand. Providing

Program Quality Assessment in PA

CACFP and Milk Substitutes

Meal Ideas for Childcare Providers

Whole Grain Foods

Milk. Who should have it and what types are allowable?

CACFP Guidelines – An Overview

Making Mealtimes Meaningful