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Kid-Friendly Fish Tostadas

Consumer Recipe

Tostadas are like flat tacos that are fun to top with crispy, homemade fish sticks, veggies and an easy and tasty cheese sauce. If your kids like to dip their food, serve some of the sauce in a small dish on the side.

Chicken and Tomato Risotto

Consumer Recipe

Combine simple ingredients for a satisfying weeknight meal. Toss together a salad while the rice simmers to complete the meal.

Rosemary Mashed Potato Gratin

Consumer Recipe

Potatoes and rosemary is a classic flavour combination. Combined in a lovely gratin with zippy cheese makes potatoes even more delicious.

Garlic Shrimp and Spinach Linguine

Consumer Recipe

This fast and easy pasta dish dazzled dinner guests in 2001. Dazzle your guests with this updated version, with its light yet creamy sauce, succulent shrimp and fresh spinach and herbs.

Pasta Primavera

Consumer Recipe

A delightfully easy Pasta Primavera recipe in less than 30 minutes. Fresh vegetables and fresh pasta really bring this dish to life!

Warm Feta & Roasted Pepper Spread

Consumer Recipe

Impromptu entertaining is no problem when you can create this spread in just minutes. It’s far better than store-bought versions and is sure to become a favourite. It’s also delicious spread on sandwiches.

Pan-Fried Pork with Olive Tapenade

Consumer Recipe

If you usually buy pork chops, why not try pork tenderloin for a change? Cut into medallions, and the meat is cooked in a flash.

Is milk only good for calves?

Consumer Question

Humans are omnivores, which means we are naturally able to eat all sorts of different plant and animal foods. We can derive great benefits from the high nutrient richness and availability of milk and milk products.

Pork Chops and Rice one-Pot Supper

Consumer Recipe

The combination of herbs and red pepper flakes adds a Mediterranean touch to this easy and quick-to-fix delicious dinner.

Why does the Blue Cow Logo sometimes appear in black on the packaging?

Consumer Question

It’s true, the Quality Milk certification logo is normally blue. However, when the packaging does not include blue, the default colour for the logo becomes the darkest shade present on the processor’s packaging. This is why some processors opt for the black-and-white version.