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Banana Cake with Buttercream Frosting

Consumer Recipe

Fluffy buttercream frosting tops sweet and nostalgic banana cake, the ideal partner for a midafternoon cup of coffee or tall glass of chilled Canadian milk.

Soft & Chewy Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies

Consumer Recipe

This is one of those staple recipes everyone needs at one time or another. Made with the goodness of milk and oats, you can feel good about making them for your family.
- Christine Cushing

The Vanilla Snowflake

Consumer Recipe

The weather outside calls for The Vanilla Snowflake. Made with 100% Canadian milk, this is the perfect drink to sip away on a snowy (or not so snowy) day. Trust us, it tastes as good as it looks, too.

Roasted Squash and Parsnip Soup

Consumer Recipe

Homemade vegetable soup makes a nutritious lunch and roasting the vegetables enhances their natural flavour. With the addition of milk, this soup is even more nutritious. Serve on the side with your favourite sandwich.

Sweet Cornmeal Surprise Muffins

Consumer Recipe

Perfectly totable and totally tasty, these moist muffins filled with a burst of berry jam are perfect for breakfast or a snack accompanied by a cold glass of Milk and some fresh fruit.

Good Grains Fruit Cookies

Consumer Recipe

When you want to give your family a treat that packs extra nutrition too, try these moist and flavourful cookies. A cold glass of milk and a couple of these yummy cookies make the perfect snack.

Orange, Pistachio and Dried-Cherry Tea Loaf

Consumer Recipe

When you want to bake something that is easy but just a little fancier, this pretty tea loaf is ideal. Serve with a glass of milk, tea or coffee as a simple afternoon pick-me-up.

Ultimate Tomato Mac and Cheese Recipe

Consumer Recipe

The all-time classic comfort food. A tasty take on mac and cheese using diced tomatoes. It will have both adults and kids alike scooping up seconds (or thirds).