Kids’ Nutrition
At Danimals, we believe that kids should have what they need to explore life, including nutritious food. That’s why we’ve carefully selected the ingredients in our kids’ yogurt and smoothies. It’s a win-win! Nutritious snacks for their adventures and delicious fruity flavors so the fun never stops.
Calcium for Kids†
Danimals yogurt and smoothies are a good source of calcium* for kids – great news since kids don’t always get enough calcium**. Calcium and vitamin D work together to help them build and maintain strong bones, which they’ll...
Vitamin D for Kids†
Calcium and vitamin D work together to help build and maintain strong bones. Kids don’t always get enough vitamin D**, though. So it’s no surprise that we made sure Danimals yogurt and smoothies are a good source of...
Promise to Parents
As part of our promise, Danimals smoothies and nonfat yogurt cups are now Non-GMO Project Verified–which means they’re made with non-GMO ingredients from start to finish. We are working towards Verification on all Danimals...
Active Cultures
Did you know that all Danimals yogurt and smoothies contain active yogurt cultures? Active cultures, specifically S. Thermophilus and L. Bulgaricus, are what make yogurt what we know and love, like the delicious taste, texture and healthy attributes.
Make Healthier Snacking Easier
Kids love to snack and choosing snacks for kids doesn’t have to be difficult. In fact, snack time can be a good way to help your kids get important nutrients they may not be...
Making Danimals Part of a Healthy Breakfast for Kids
Start the morning by making Danimals a part of a nutritious breakfast. Danimals Yo-Tubes and Squeezables are a lowfat dairy food, which is one of the recommended food groups...
Essential Nutrients for Kids
Your kids may think Danimals is just a yummy snack, but it’s also a good choice. Yogurt is actually one of the least consumed snack choices, but it has healthy nutrients to offer that some other snack options don’t have3. Danimals...
Calcium
for Kids†
Danimals yogurt and smoothies are a good source of calcium* for kids – great news since kids don’t always...
Vitamin D
for Kids†
Calcium and vitamin D work together to help build and maintain strong bones. Kids don’t always get enough...
Promise to
Parents
As part of our promise, Danimals smoothies and nonfat yogurt cups are now Non-GMO Project Verified–which...
Active Cultures
Did you know that all Danimals yogurt and smoothies contain active yogurt cultures? Active cultures, specifically....
Make Healthier
Snacking Easier
Kids love to snack and choosing snacks for kids doesn’t have to be difficult. In fact, snack time can be a...
Making
Danimals Part
of a Healthy
Breakfast
for Kids
Start the morning by making Danimals a part of a nutritious breakfast. Danimals Yo-Tubes and Squeezables are a...
Essential
Nutrients
for Kids
Your kids may think Danimals is just a yummy snack, but it’s also a good choice. Yogurt is actually one of the...
Our Products
DANIMALS® POUCHES
DANIMALS® POUCHES
Portable, fun and full of delicious fruity flavor, Danimals Squeezables brings the creamy goodness of Danimals lowfat yogurt in a convenient pouch. No spoon, no mess!
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DANIMALS® YOGURT CUPS
DANIMALS® YOGURT CUPS
Creamy nonfat yogurt in kid-approved fruity flavors. Available in select schools.
Learn MoreDANIMALS® POUCHES
Portable, fun and full of delicious fruity flavor, Danimals Squeezables brings the creamy goodness of Danimals lowfat yogurt in a convenient pouch. No spoon, no mess!
Learn MoreDANIMALS® YOGURT CUPS
Creamy nonfat yogurt in kid-approved fruity flavors. Available in select schools.
Learn More*Danimals 3.1fl oz Smoothies, 3.5oz lowfat yogurt Squeezable pouches, and 2.0oz Yo-Tubes are a good source of calcium and vitamin D with at least 10% daily value per serving
**Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee. Report of the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee on the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2015, to the Secretary of Agriculture and the Secretary of Health and Human Services. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, Washington, DC. Calcium and Vitamin D are nutrients of concern.
†The tables above (taken from the DRI reports, see www.nap.edu) present Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs). An RDA is the average daily dietary intake level; sufficient to meet the nutrient requirements of nearly all (97-98%) healthy individuals in a group. It is calculated from an Estimated Average Requirement (EAR).