Ice cream can be a great source of calcium during the summer months especially for kids. But too much ice cream could pile on the pounds. Take note of the nutritional values of the different types before you buy anything.
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One cup of most frozen dairy desserts contains at least 20% of the daily recommended amount of calcium; regular ice cream has approximately 16 g to 18 g of fat per cup; the light varieties have about half that amount low-fat ice cream has about 6 g of fat per cup, and fat-free ice cream and frozen yoghurt have no more than 4 g of fat per cup; sorbets are fat-free, but they can be high in sugar.
Use our Calorie Counter to determine the energy values of your favourite foods.
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