If preschools use milk in our dishes (e.g., cake, cereal with milk, milk in green bean soup), does that count as one serving?

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Milk added to dishes does not count as one serving because the amount of milk used is insufficient to meet the children's calcium requirement as compared to a glass of milk.

If preschools use milk in our dishes (e.g., cake, cereal with milk, milk in green bean soup), does that count as one serving?

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