Substitute milks challenge dairy market say UA researchers
University of Arizona agricultural scientists report substitute milks expanding across about 20 states and gaining 10 percent of Class I producer milk in Arizona since 1966. Dr. Angus and Dr. Stull compare findings with Milk Industry Foundation studies, noting consumer attitudes and pricing gaps between imitation and regular milk.
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University of Arizona
Robert C. Angus
Arizona
Angus
Agricultural Experiment Station
J Warren Stull
Foundation
Angus-Stull
Stull
Phoenix
Milk Foundation
Consumer attitudes toward imitation milk and whole milk
A Milk Foundation analysis shows consumers rate imitation milk as a diet product due to lower perceived caloric content, while they view regular whole milk as wholesome. Despite limited knowledge on specifics, many families still favor regular milk over imitation for daily use.
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Eating Roses: Historic Uses and Simple petals Sweet Treats
Rose petals were used by Greeks and Romans to flavor foods and drinks. Modern tips suggest washing petals, removing white bases, sugaring and drying, or making a sugar syrup with petals for edible confections. Pink and red petals are preferred for flavor and aroma.
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American Rose Society
Columbus
Ohio
Sybil Koren’s Best Recipe Chinese Chicken Dish
Sybil Koren and husband Mike run Larson jewelry near the Kiva Theater on Main Street. She submits a home recipe titled Sybil’s Chinese Chicken featuring chicken, cornstarch, paprika and pineapple, cooked in a slow oven and served over rice with raisins and walnuts.
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Sybil Koren
Sybil
Mike
Guiding
Larson
E. Main St
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