a2 Milk Canada

To help you feel your best over the winter months, Registered Dietitian Abbey Sharp of Abbey's Kitchen, joins CTV Vancouver to share her tips for staying hydrated during cold and flu season. Her tip: make an immune-boosting smoothie with a2 Milk! Follow her recipe and learn more here: https://bit.ly/37M8Rz1. Ready to give us a try? Use our store finder to find us near you: https://bit.ly/3svlM0p.

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Your New Year’s Resolutions don’t have to be boring. These mac & cheese bites are delicious and indulgentbut pack a nutritious punch thanks to cauliflower, our favorite winter veg! Grab the recipe here: https://bit.ly/2OiC5yx.

Starting your day with a delicious, healthy breakfast is one of the best ways to ensure your wellness routine is successful. a2 Milk has all the nutrients you expect to find in milk, like B vitamins, calcium, and potassium; but it contains only A2 protein and no A1, which means no more embarrassing tummy troubles disrupting your day. We think that’s a wellness win!

Looking for a game-changing moment? Our friend Anum of The Spice of Adulting has found just that with a2 Milk! I've been drinking milk all my life, but I only just recently found out about A2 cows and what a2 Milk is all about. Most cows' milk that we see readily available in grocery stores usually contains a mix of both A1 and A2 protein types. It comes from cows that naturally produce milk containing both protein types. But there are cows that naturally produce milk wit...h only the A2 protein type and that's where a2 Milk comes from! Why does it matter? Milk containing A2 protein type only is easier to digest!