Buying Dairy Adults Need Dairy, Too! Make the Right Choice.

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Buying Dairy Adults Need Dairy, Too! Make the Right Choice

Today we will talk about… Comparing dairy product costs and how to pick the best fit for your family What size container of milk, yogurt or cheese is the best buy Fitting instant nonfat dry milk into your budget and family meals Comparing the taste of fluid milk with instant nonfat dry milk

Don’t let dairy be costly Discussion Do you know some good ways to save money on milk? What about cheese? What about with yogurt?

Compare the costs using unit pricing Many stores include the “unit price” on the shelf tag for each food  When comparing two or more similar dairy foods, buy the one with the lowest unit price when possible  Sometimes the unit price is lower, but the entire package is more expensive

What size milk carton is the best to buy? Usually, when you compare the unit cost a gallon is cheaper than a half gallon BUT actual cost depends on how much you drink –Do you often throw out spoiled milk? –Buying a half gallon might prevent wasting milk and money

Group Activity Milk math Reduced fat milk costs $3 per gallon or $2 per 1/2 gallon, which is the best buy? What if you only drink half of the gallon that cost $3 before it spoils? Did you save money? Which size should you buy? It depends on you and your family and how much milk you drink

Consider brand options Lesser known brands may cost less than national brands The price and the label may be the only difference Compare unit prices before buying

Instant nonfat dry milk (NFDM) Handy when you run out of fluid milk or refrigeration isn’t available  Mix with water as needed  May reduce wasted milk  As nutritious as fluid fat-free milk To add more dairy to your diet, add NFDM to meat loaf, milk drinks, cream soups and pudding recipes  Less taste difference when used in baking or cooking

Group Activity Fitting NFDM into the budget Who has bought and tried NFDM? When purchased, the cost of the package is more than fluid milk  Compare cost of reconstituted dry milk to equal amount of fluid fat-free milk  Can save money in the long run Source:

Demonstration Mixing NFDM 1.Mix and chill a few hours before drinking for the best taste 2.Combine water and powder in a jar or container with a tight-fighting lid 3.Shake well Source: Recipe ratios 1 cup milk = 1/3 cup NFDM + 1 cup water 1 quart milk = 1-1/3 cups NFDM + 4 cups water

Safe handling and storage of NFDM Store unopened powder in a cool, dry place –No longer than the “Best if Used By” date or 18 months Store opened NFDM in a tightly covered container in a cool, dry place until needed –After mixing NFDM powder with water, cover, refrigerate and use within 3 to 5 days Source: ity/tg_instnfdm.pdf

Activity Can you tell the difference? Source: Taste samples Was there a difference in taste? Which did you like more? Which was made with fluid milk and which was with reconstituted instant nonfat dry milk? Would this be something you would try with your family?

More ways to add NFDM to family foods Baking—Add 2 tablespoons per cup flour Cooked cereals—Add 2 tablespoons for each 1/2 cup of dry cereal Coffee or tea—Use in place of nondairy coffee creamer Canned soups—Add 1/2 cup powder /4-ounce canned soup + 1 can water Mashed potatoes—Add 1/4 cup for each serving of mashed potatoes Source:

Review Today we talked about… How to compare the cost of different dairy foods Knowing which size of food package to choose based on amount eaten, size and price How to mix instant nonfat dry milk and add it into foods

Goals for the week Choose one or think of a goal on your own! Find the cost per unit tag in the grocery store and compare costs Buy and let your family try nonfat dry milk –Sneak it into recipes and see if they notice the difference Make a list of foods you waste because they spoil before you finish them. Buy a smaller size this week

Questions or Comments… “Adults Need Dairy, Too!” Is a joint project of the Cooperative Extension Services in Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas and is partially funded by Southwest Dairy Farmers.