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Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Dairy Makes Sense Giveaway Featuring Cuisinart


Did you know that March was National Nutrition Month?  The Midwest Dairy Council has a few facts to share without about the nutritional value of milk.  As you know, milk and other dairy products are good sources of vitamins and minerals. We’ve all heard that milk “does a body good,” but research shows that many people don’t fully understand the whole story of the nutritional value found in dairy! It goes beyond just calcium for strong bones – each serving of dairy provides 8 other essential nutrients, including:

· Vitamin D: Vitamin D (“The Sunshine Vitamin”) promotes calcium absorption and helps strengthen bones. Milk is one of the few dietary sources of vitamin D and just one 8 ounce glass provides 25% of your recommended daily value.
· Protein: Protein builds and repairs muscle tissue while giving you a boost of energy! The protein in milk, cheese and yogurt builds and repairs muscle tissue and can help you feel full.
· Potassium: Did you know that milk and yogurt contain as much potassium as a banana? Potassium regulates the body’s fluid balance and helps maintain normal blood pressure.
· Vitamin B12: Milk and yogurt are also excellent sources of B12, which helps maintain healthy red blood cells and nerve tissue.

Three daily servings of dairy (including low-fat/fat-free milk, cheese or yogurt) deliver exceptional nutrition (for an awesome value) and can contribute to your family’s plan for a healthy diet and lifestyle.

For information, please visit the newly updated Dairy Makes Sense. There, you’ll find more information on dairy’s nutritional benefits and links to several recipes you'll enjoy for breakfast, lunch, and dinner (located here: http://bit.ly/aBnlVk)!


To promote the importance of dairy products and help you to incorporporate dairy into your life, we have a fantastic giveaway.  The Midwest Dairy Association is giving one lucky Simply Sweet Home reader a special Dairy Makes Sense prize pack.  The prize pack includes 
  • Cuisinart CSB-76 Smart Stick Hand Blender ($55 value)
  • Recipe cards
  • An apron
  • Hot pad
  • Cheese knife
  • Grocery pad
  • Refrigerator magnet.
Giveaway Closed. Thanks for entering!



-Jerri

Full Disclosure: For sharing this information and hosting the giveaway, I was given a prize pack with the same items being given away here.  I was not monetarily compensated for this post. 

294 Sweet Comments:

  1. Great giveaway. I went to their website and learned about the different nutrients in milk such as calcium, potassium, phosphorus, protein, vitamin A, vitamin D, vitamin B12, riboflavin, niacin. Vitamin D, a nutrient that helps the body absorb and use calcium.

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  3. I learned that dairy can reduce high blood pressure, reduce risk of certain cancer and help maintain good weight. shondaet@gmail.com

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  5. i learned that you should shop the perimeter of the grocery store to save money. i follow your rss feed. #1

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  6. i learned that Potassium helps regulate blood pressure

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  16. RomanticlyHornyApr 21, 2010 11:34 PM

    I learned that dairy can help Reduce high blood pressure and reduce the risk of certain cancers

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  17. I learned that dairy products have nine key nutrients deemed essential for good health.

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  21. I follow Simply Sweet Creations

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  22. Great giveaway! I learned that Potassium is just one of the nine essential nutrients found in milk. Potassium regulates the body's fluid balance and helps maintain normal blood pressure!

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  31. i learned you have to shop the perimeter of the grocery store. great tip!

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  32. I knew this fact but good to have it reinforced: One ounce of cheese provides 8 grams of protein — approximately 16% of the daily recommended allotment.

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  33. I now follow your blog. I learned that the average shopper spends 30 seconds in the dairy aisle, but I've seen guys who can grab the milk and run in about 3 seconds! :-)

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  34. I learned that dairy helps lower blood pressure! Great giveaway!

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  35. I think I have three buttons on my blog.

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  36. Dairy helps in many ways to keep us healthier such as strengthening bones and helping keep blood pressure down.

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  37. I am sure I am entitled to a bunch more but forgive me if I thank you for keeping me busy tonight and now I am going to sleep.

    Oops, I have to add a recipe on Friday Favs or whatever. I am sure that is one also so this can be for that.

    We have desserts due soon, I think.

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  38. I like the recipe for TURKEY TETRAZZINI WITH CHEDDAR AND PARMESAN....

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  39. HI, I'm a follower and I display your friday favorites on my blog and I just linked up! Thanks!

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  40. Dairy reduces blood pressure - pass the ice cream!

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  41. i tweeted http://twitter.com/purplelover04/status/12719991654

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  42. I learned that we should consume 3 servings of milk, cheese or yogurt daily.

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  43. I learned that milk and yogurt contain as much potassium as a banana. Potassium regulates the body's fluid balance and helps maintain normal blood pressure.

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  44. i tweeted http://twitter.com/purplelover04/status/12778695825

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  45. I learned it can help with weight control!

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  46. I learned that dairy helps lower blood pressure.
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  48. I tweeted to win.


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  49. I learned that dairy can help maintain good weight! :)
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  50. Milk has NINE essential nutrients....9! I'm always focused mainly on the calcium and vitamin D aspect, but all the better. Hooray for cows.

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  51. i tweeted http://twitter.com/purplelover04/status/12837366932

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  52. I learned you should shop the permimeter at a grocery store!

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  53. I learned that milk can help keep your blood pressure down.

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  54. i tweeted http://twitter.com/purplelover04/status/12900731817


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  55. It takes 3 cups of broccoli to equal the calcium in one cup of milk.

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  60. I learned that it takes 3 cups of broccoli to equal the calcium in one cup of milk. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  72. I learned that One ounce of hard cheese contains 8 grams of protein; an egg contains 6 grams.

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  73. Milk contains nine essential nutrients. They include: calcium, potassium, phosphorus, protein, vitamin A, vitamin D, vitamin B12, riboflavin, niacin. Vitamin D!!
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  83. I tweeted!
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  84. i tweeted http://twitter.com/purplelover04/status/12962007816

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  85. because of the recession, it costs farmers almost twice as much to produce a gallon of milk as they make
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  86. Studies show that a simple breakfast at home or school boosts brain power

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  87. Awesome giveaway. I learned that one ounce of cheese provides 8 grams of protein -- so happy that my daughter loves cheese.

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  89. The U.S government's dietary guidelines for Americans recommends three servings of milk, cheese or yogurt every day. I had no idea that much was recommended...

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  92. I learned there's more protein in an ounce of hard cheese than there is in an egg - which is good to know since my son is allergic to eggs and doesn't like meat - protein is hard to come by for him. But I guess he's been getting it!

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  93. I learned that it takes 3 cups of broccoli to equal the calcium in one cup of milk. Thanks!

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  94. I learned that it takes 3 cups of broccoli to equal the calcium in one cup of milk. Thanks!

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  95. I learned that eating dairy products can actually help you lose weight. jen2418@hotmail.com

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  96. I learned that It takes 3 cups of broccoli to equal the calcium in one cup of milk.

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  97. I learned that you're supposed to have 3 servings of dairy every day.

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  98. I learned you should shop the perimeter of your grocery store first!

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  99. I did not know, "A growing body of research suggests that enjoying three servings of milk, cheese or yogurt each day may help maintain a healthy weight." That's news to me. Thanks for the giveaway.

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  100. I learned that it takes 3 cups of broccoli to equal the calcium in 1 cup of milk! And I would much rather drink the milk. :)

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    PS-I've been wanting that hand blender for so long!

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  101. I'd love this! I learned milk has as much Potassium as bananas.

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  102. I learned that the calcium in milk can help to reduce high blood pressure! I definitely did not know that!
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  103. I learned that "Due to the inconsistent quality of calcium-fortification in many soy/ rice beverages and orange juice brands, milk is the most reliable calcium source when compared to calcium-fortified beverages." -so my orange juice may not be cutting it!

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  105. I didn't realize that it takes 3 cups of broccoli to equal the calcium in one cup of milk.

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  106. I learned that dairy can reduce high blood pressure.

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  107. I learned that it takes 3 cups of broccoli to equal the calcium in 1 cup of milk...I'll take the milk please!
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  108. Awesome! I learned that "Milk and yogurt contain as much potassium as a banana. Potassium regulates the body's fluid balance and helps maintain normal blood pressure.". Thanks!

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  112. I learned that dairy can reduce cancer risks. I did not know this one
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  116. I learned that dairy will reduce high blood pressure! Good to now with my family's history.
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  117. I visited the site and learned a new "Blues Buster" blueberry smoothie recipe! What a great link and a great giveaway...I drink yogurt smoothies almost every morning!

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  118. I learned that one ounce of hard cheese contains 8 grams of protein; an egg contains 6 grams--I'll have to switch up my snack routine!

    Thanks for the chance to win!

    --Liza

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  119. I learned that a single serving of dairy contains nine key nutrients deemed essential to good health.

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  121. i learned that drinking milk reduces the risk of certain cancers
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  126. I learned that milk is good for more than just your bones!
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  127. i tweeted http://twitter.com/purplelover04/status/13089838675

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  128. That milk and yogurt are excellent sources of Vitamin B12!

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  140. What a great giveaway!! I learned that :Cheese
    One ounce of cheese provides 8 grams of protein — approximately 16% of the daily recommended allotment


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  141. I learned that breakfast helps children learn better (improves attendance and improves concentration). Well, I knew that already intuitively, but glad to know it's got scientific data to back it up.
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  142. I subscribe to your Feedblitz mailing list.
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  143. I'm a follower (private option).
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  144. I learned that diary can lower blood pressure and decrease your risk of certain cancers.

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  146. I learned that potassium helps maintain normal blood pressure.

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  147. I learned that it takes 3 cups of broccoli to equal the calcium in one cup of milk.

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  148. When visiting the Dairy Makes Sense website, I learned that "It’s more than calcium for strong bones! Dairy delivers significant amounts of eight other key nutrients, such as Vitamin D, Protein, Potassium and Vitamin B12." jgs0925 at gmail dot com

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  149. I learned that an 8-ounce serving of low-fat plain yogurt contains 490 milligrams of potassium, which is about the same as a banana.

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  154. I found out that milk has Vitamin B12, which helps to maintain healthy red blood cells and nerve tissue! Awesome giveaway!! Thanks!!
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  155. I'm already an e-mail subscriber :)
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  160. I learned that tt takes 3 cups of broccoli to equal the calcium in one cup of milk!

    Don't think I could/want to eat that much broccoli!

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  162. I learned that milk and yogurt contain as much potassium as a banana - didn't know this until now.
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