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High-Calcium Full-Day Menu

Calcium is an essential nutrient needed to form strong bones and healthy teeth. Adequate levels ingested over a lifetime can help prevent osteoporosis (brittle bones). Lesser known but critical functions of calcium include regulating blood pressure and aiding in muscle contraction and blood clotting.

Unfortunately, most American adults only get about half the calcium they need every day—children and teenagers get even less—but you can boost your intake with the menu below! And if you like these creamy and delicious dishes, make the calcium-rich option a daily habit. Smoothies, for example, are a great way to add calcium to any day. Start every day with a Mountain High Yoghurt smoothie and you’ll be doing your body a favor for life!

Note: Consult with your doctor before starting any diet regimen, to avoid any potential health risks. Nutritional counts are calculated based on a diet of 2,000 calories
per day for the average adult. This suggested menu is a sample of a one-day regimen; it can be modified to accommodate your specific caloric needs. To find other recipes that may meet your dietary needs and restrictions, please explore our Recipes section.

   
 
Breakfast
             
 
Snack
             
 
Lunch
         
 
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Dinner
       
 
 
High-Calcium Menu
    Protein Calories Carbs Fat Calcium
BREAKFAST Curried Pancakes 6 140 17 5 150
SNACK Paradise Smoothie 10 260 53 2 350
LUNCH Butternut Squash & Pumpkin Soup 8 250 40 9 200
  Mediterranian Chicken Skewers 30 200 9 4.5 200
  Creamy Cucumber Salad 5 170 15 11 100
  Wild rice 1/2 cup 3 83 11 0 2
SNACK Fruit Kabob 5 230 40 7 150
DINNER 1oz toasted baguette 3 84 16 1 23
  Spinach Artichoke Dip 9 90 10 2 150
  Turkey Vegetable Lasagna 38 660 68 27 320
  Mixed green salad with Raspberry Mustard Dressing 1
1
9
70
2
6
0
5
30
20
  Lemon Yoghurt Panna Cotta 8 150 27 1.5 200
TOTALS   127 2396 314 75 1895

 

 
 

Additional recipes for this special dietary need include: