No Chocolate Milk? No Problem, Kids Get Used to Plain Milk - UConn

No Chocolate Milk? No Problem, Kids Get Used to Plain Milk - UConn

A UConn Rudd Center study finds that removing flavored milk from school lunch menus is an effective way to reduce children’s consumption of added sugar.

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