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Because of milks unique nutrient profile, it has been an integral part of school meals for close to a century. Learn more in the School Milk Report's executive summary.

The routine and bustle of the new school year is back. And it’s changes to household routines like these that offer opportunities to try new things—including after-school snacks and go-to meals. Grabbing a cheese stick or string cheese is one option, but have you consid...

A lactose intolerance-friendly recipe for quesadilla in Spanish.

U.S. Dairy is dedicated to bringing you the most delicious and unique dairy meal ideas. Cook up one of our dairy recipes for you and your family today.

You might know exactly what chocolate milk is and lactose-free milk but there’s a new drink that is getting attention that isn’t as well-established, golden milk. Quite simply, golden milk is milk with a teaspoon or so of turmeric stirred in. Some recipes also include a little ging...

Breakfast is called the most important meal of the day for good reason – and science can back it up. Studies have shown that eating breakfast not only provides students the nutrients they need, but it also has apositive effecton their cognition all morning. This can mean the world to studen...

Dairy milk is an integral part of the federal school meals program due to its unique nutritional package. One glass of milk delivers 13 essential nutrients that fuel children’s growth, development and learning, making it an important component of their overall diet. School Milk Helps Chi...

If you love indulging in delicious coffee recipes as much as we do but don’t want to break the bank, you’ll love these four DIY coffee drinks. Skip the café expenses and the line by making your own coffee drinks at home. Hazelnut Café au Lait For an indulgent mor...

On behalf of the American dairy farm families whom we represent, we want to let you know how proud we are to work with school nutrition professionals across the U.S. During this time of crisis you are on the front lines to nourish our children. Before COVID-19 you may not have been in the spotlig...

Maya sees many more classmates at Rogers Middle School in St. Louis eating a nutritious breakfast than she’s ever seen. This also means that Kathy Beezley, a nurse at the school, sees fewer students coming to her office complaining of hunger pangs. These changes are thanks to Fuel Up to Pla...