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4 years ago

What do the protein and dairy groups have in common? Why is this good to know?

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They may BOTH come from animals like cows.. It is good to know for your health or for some people their diet also it can help u learn more about diffrent food groups.... Hope that helped

Mumz [18]4 years ago

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Dairy products are considered a rich source of calcium, vitamins and Proteins, and together they are essential for our body. Every body needs to consume a certain amount of proteins on daily basis and that purpose is fulfilled by the diary products. Be it milk, yogurt, bread, eggs etc, all these diary products plays an important role in fulfilling the daily proteins requirement or an individual.

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