Kids enjoy

fun foods that taste great. So why not include flavored milk with breakfast?

Strawberry and chocolate milks are very popular with kids and provide

higher calcium and eight essential nutrients needed to optimize calcium

intake, such as vitamin D and protein.

A recent study

from the University of Vermont indicates that children (ages 5 to 11)

and adolescents (ages 12 to 17) who drink flavored milk, despite the perception

that flavored milk is not a healthy option, do not intake any more sugars

and total fat than if they drink regular milk.

"In an

effort to address low calcium intake, Morningstar Foods offers consumers

a solution Hershey's Milk with 67 percent more calcium than regular milk,"

said Toby Purdy, senior vice president of marketing for Morningstar Foods.

"Hershey's MilkShakes are also a fun way for moms to serve up a good

source of calcium."

Wherever you

are, grab a milk and go.

Hershey's milkshakes,

reduced-fat chocolate and strawberry milks, fat-free chocolate milk are

available in resealable, single-serve plastic bottles, for easy, on-the-go

access.

To drink up

more information about these products, visit www.hersheysmilk.com.

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