where to get case of individual Horizon Milks?

[mjb24]

You could always contact United Buying Clubs and see if there is a food cooperative near you. I've ran a co-op that bought through them in the past and the prices are good and you always buy in bulk.

I can PM you the link if you would like it.

[dcgrl]

Originally Posted by metalheart517

Apparently its state law that I MUST give my kid milk at pre-school/ daycare (and a meat everyday! what about meatless mondays? or vegetarians???)

this can't be true, can it? My son stays home with me, but we're thinking about preschool in the fall. He has a milk allergy and we are vegetarian.

[metalheart517]

Originally Posted by dcgrl

this can't be true, can it? My son stays home with me, but we're thinking about preschool in the fall. He has a milk allergy and we are vegetarian.

If you have a doctor note that says he is allergic then its fine, but I don't know what they do about vegetarian. At another daycare I saw they offered vegetarian option so I assume as long as there is a high protein meat replacement then it's not a problem. I mean, Quorn nuggets and crumbles look just like meat so who would know!

It's just stupid and could be a waste of money. Not all kids like milk, so you are required to still spend the money/ waste the milk sending it with them. Frustrating!

[metalheart517]

Originally Posted by mjb24

You could always contact United Buying Clubs and see if there is a food cooperative near you. I've ran a co-op that bought through them in the past and the prices are good and you always buy in bulk.

I can PM you the link if you would like it.

That would be awesome if you could send me the link. Thanks!

[lamishra]

The state law only requires a milk or milk substitute and meat or meat substitute with a full serving of protein.