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Child and Adult Care Food Program: Aligning Dietary Guidance for All (2011)
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Child and Adult Care Food Program: Aligning Dietary Guidance for All

TABLE K-4 Sample Menus: Snack for Infants 6–11 Months

Meal Component

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Menu Item

Serving Size

Menu Item

Serving Size

Menu Item

Serving Size

Menu Item

Serving Size

Menu Item

Serving Size

 

Week 1

Fruit/fruit juice

Strawberries & applesauce

1–2 T

Apricots

1–2 T

Pear & pineapple

1–2 T

Vegetable

Carrots

1–2 T

Squash

1–2 T

Infant cereal/grain/bread

Zwieback toast

2

Unsalted soda crackers

2

WW bread

½ slice

Crackers, baby food

2

Unsalted wheat crackers

2

Breast milk or infant formula

Breast milk

2–4 oz

Breast milk

2–4 oz

Breast milk

2–4 oz

Breast milk

2–4 oz

Breast milk

2–4 oz

 

Week 2

Fruit

Peaches

1–2 T

Applesauce

1–2 T

Vegetable

Green beans

1–2 T

Garden vegetables

1–2 T

Spinach

1–2 T

Infant cereal/grain/bread

WW bread

½ slice

Zwieback toast

2

Unsalted WW crackers

2

Crackers, baby food

2

Unsalted wheat crackers

2

Breast milk or infant formula

Breast milk

2–4 oz

Breast milk

2–4 oz

Breast milk

2–4 oz

Breast milk

2–4 oz

Breast milk

2–4 oz

NOTE: oz = ounce; T = tablespoon; WW = whole wheat.

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Front Matter (R1-R14)
Summary (1-14)
1 Introduction (15-24)
2 The Child and Adult Care Food Program (25-44)
3 Methods for Examining Food and Nutrient Intakes (45-60)
4 Nutritional Considerations for Infants and Children (61-76)
5 Nutritional Considerations for Adults (77-88)
6 Process for Developing Recommendations for Meal Requirements (89-112)
7 Recommendations for Meal Requirements (113-136)
8 Meal Cost Implications (137-152)
9 Implementation (153-168)
10 Consistency of Recommendationsfor Meal Requirements and Implementation Strategies with the Committee's Criteria (169-182)
11 Evaluation and Research Recommendations (183-190)
Appendix A: Acronyms, Abbreviations, and Glossary (191-196)
Appendix B: Biographical Sketches of Committee Members (197-204)
Appendix C: Workshop Agenda: February 2010 (205-206)
Appendix D: Critical Issues for Consideration by the Committee to Review Child and Adult Care Food Program Meal Requirements, as Submitted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (207-212)
Appendix E: Current CACFP Meal Patterns (213-222)
Appendix F: Selected Food Program Descriptions and Websites (223-228)
Appendix G: Data Sources and Analytical Methods (229-234)
Appendix H: MyPyramid Food Groups and Subgroups (235-238)
Appendix I: Food Cost Approach and Methods (239-250)
Appendix J: Nutrient Targets by Meal and Age Group and Comparison of MyPyramid Food Group and Nutrient Targets with Recommended Meal Patterns (251-268)
Appendix K: Sample Menus (269-280)
Appendix L: Options for Breastfeeding Incentives (281-282)
Appendix M: Potential Partnerships to Assist with Technical Training for CACFP (283-284)
Index (285-296)