Food Groups
This fluid is required at all Breakfasts, Lunches and suppers for all children 2 years and older
What is Unflavored 1% or Skim milk
This is required for a family child care provider to be eligible to enroll onto the Food Program.
What is a regulation? (Certificate or License)
These fluids are creditable for infants on CACFP.
What are breast milk and iron-fortified infant formula?
This meal combines a serving of milk, a serving of fruit/vegetable and a serving of bread/bread alternate for a child 1 year or older.
What is breakfast?
The approved temperature range for the refrigerator.
What is 32 - 40 degrees Fahrenheit?
Providers may not serve this beverage more than one time per day.
What is 100% juice?
The age at which children normally "age out" of Food Program participation.
What is 13?
Infants who are not developmentally ready may be served only these fluids at meals/snacks.
What are breast milk and iron-fortified infant formula?
Providers are deducted for failing to serve this at least one time per day.
What is a whole grain source?
Home visit conducted with a representative of DPI in attendance.
What is an audit?
This beverage does not credit on CACFP but should be offered to children in care.
What is water?
This is a condition under which a child aged 13 or older may continue to be claimed on CACFP.
What is having a documented Special Need?
This liquid does not credit for infants on the Food Program.
What is 100% juice?
This is required for commercial combination foods (foods that combine a meat/meat alternate and a bread/bread alternate) to be served.
What is a CN Label or Product Analysis Sheet?
Consequence for a provider not having daily menu and attendance recorded on CACFP.
What is a flag/deduction?
This is required for non-dairy milk to credit on CACFP.
What is an approved Special Diet Form?
Required for providers to claim and be paid for their own children's meals and snacks on CACFP (as long as child care children are also eating.)
What is approved income eligibility?
Failing to enroll infants in care onto the Food Program.
What is age discrimination?
When this food component is served, it must be 23 or less grams of sugar/6 oz serving.
What is yogurt?
Outcomes for multiple, unsuccessful attempts to conduct Home Visits.
What is Termination or Serious Deficency?
This beverage is allowed for children aged 6 through 12 years on CACFP.
What is fat-free or low fat flavored milk?
What is being on the NDL?
Providers may be paid for this single-component meal or snack even though they don't provide the component.
What is a breast milk only meal/snack?
This food can credit as a vegetable or as a meat/meat alternate, but not as both in the same meal.
What is beans/legumes?
Consequence for a provider being closed and away from her center during a Home Visit attempted at a meal or snack time.
What is being deducted for that meal or snack?