Soyfoods in the WIC Food Packages. Nancy Chapman, RD, MPH Executive Director Soyfoods Association of North America July 24, 2008

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Soyfoods in the WIC Food Packages Nancy Chapman, RD, MPH Executive Director Soyfoods Association of North America July 24, 2008 www.soyfoods.org

Demographics of WIC Program Participants 2006 Demographics of WIC Participants American Indian/Alaska n Native 16% Asian/Pacific Islander 4% Black 21% White 59% USDA, FNS WIC Participant and Program Characteristics 2006: Summary, December 2007. * Many Hispanics and/or WIC staff viewed American Indian/Alaskan Native as the closest racial group under the new OMB definitions of racial categories.

Soyfoods Sales Soyfoods Sales 1992-2006 $12,000.00 $10,000.00 $8,000.00 $6,000.00 $4,000.00 Total Sales - Millions All Other Products Soy Cheese, Cultured Soy & Frozen Soy Desserts Energy Bars Meat Alternatives Soymilk Tofu $2,000.00 $- 1992 1994 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Year Data Provided by Soyatech and SPINS Inc.

Soyfoods Sales By Product Type 2006 Soyfoods Sales by Product Type Tofu Soymilk Meat Alternatives All Other Products Soy Cheese, Cultured Soy & Frozen Soy Desserts Energy Bars Data Provided by Soyatech and SPINS Inc.

How Consumers View Soy 85% of consumers rate soy products as healthy Health benefits of soy recognized by consumers: 31% aids in weight loss 31% reducing the risk of heart disease 23% reducing the risk of some cancers 32% of Americans consume soyfoods or soy beverages once a month or more USB 2008 Consumer Attitudes Report

Health Benefits of Soyfoods Soy protein is the ONLY complete plant protein. Contains all 9 essential amino acids Equal to animal protein Only plant source of Omega-3 fatty acid 1999 FDA Soy Protein Heart Health Claim: 25 grams of soy protein a day, as part of a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol, may reduce the risk of heart disease.

Health Benefits of Soyfoods: Soy and Women Weight loss Soy protein is equal to other lean protein sources in aiding in weight loss Heart Health Studies have shown consuming soyfoods lowers LDL (bad) cholesterol and may increase HDL (good) cholesterol Breast Cancer Consuming soyfoods does not increase the risk of breast cancer. In fact, consuming soy in adolescence may help reduce the risk of break cancer. Osteoporosis Calcium fortified soymilk and tofu are excellent sources of calcium to help fight bone decay

Health Benefits of Soyfoods: Soy and Pregnancy Nutrient Rich Soyfoods are low in saturated fat and contain no cholesterol. Many soyfoods contain fiber, calcium, iron, zinc, and vitamins A, D, and B12 Maintain A Healthy Weight Replacing high calorie foods with nutritious soyfoods is a healthy way to gain weight during pregnancy Tasty and Wide Variety Numerous types of soyfoods desserts, meat substitutes, and beverages can help with cravings

Health Benefits of Soyfoods: Soy and Children Growth and Development Soyenhanced food can add nutrition value to children s diets without sacrificing taste or health Tasty Soy Studies with schoolaged children have found soyfoods are highly accepted by children Soy Benefits at a Young Age Studies show eating soy at an early age can decrease risk of breast cancer and help with constipation, weight management, and athletic performance

Health Benefits of Soyfoods: Soy Allergies Soy is one of the 8 major allergens along with milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, fish, and shellfish that is required by law to appear on food labels. Prevalence FDA estimates that soy allergies are limited to 0.2 percent of children and studies show that most children outgrow soy allergies Alternative for other Allergies Soymilk is an excellent source of calcium and vitamins A and D for children who suffer from lactose maldigestion or cow s milk allergies. Soy nut butter is a healthy substitute for children with peanut allergies.

Variety of Soy Products Soyfoods Fit into MyPyramid Grains Dairy Fruits & Veggies Meat & Beans Oils Daily Goal: 1 slice of bread, 1 cup of dry cereal, or ½ cup pasta Daily Goal: 3 cups Daily Goal: 4.5 cups Daily Goal: 5.5 oz equivalent Daily Goal: 24 grams (6 tsp)

Variety of Soy Products: Soy Grains Soy muffin Soy cereal Soy Pasta Soy Bread Soy Flour

Cooking with Soy Flour In the Market Look for soy flour in the baking aisle and for other soy grains in the bread and baking section Storage - Kept in an airtight container, defatted and low-fat soy flour will stay fresh for up to one year. Full-fat soy flour will keep for up to one year in an airtight container in the freezer Cooking Tips Full-fat and low-fat soy flours work best in sweet, rich, baked goods like cookies, soft yeast breads and quick breads Soy flour will substitute well for 10 to 30 percent of the wheat or rye flour Watch baked goods closely for over-browning

Variety of Soy Products: Dairy Free Alternatives Soymilk Dairy Free Desserts Soy Cheese Soy Yogurt

Variety of Soy Products: Soymilk vs. Milk Nutritional Comparison of 1% Milk to Soymilk for 8 oz. Serving Nutrients Amount for 1% Milk Amount for Soymilk WIC Requirements for Soy Beverages Energy 102 kcal 104 kcal -- Saturated Fat 1.545 g 0.498 g -- Protein 8.22 g 7 g 8 g Calcium 290 mg 299 mg 276 mg Iron 0.07 mg 1.02 mg -- Vitamin A 478 IU 450 IU 500 IU Vitamin C 0.0 mg 0.0 mg -- Vitamin D 127 IU 104 IU 100 IU Magnesium 27 mg 36 mg 24 mg Phosphorus 232 mg 104 mg 222 mg Potassium 366 mg 296 mg 349 mg Sodium 107 mg 114 mg -- Riboflavin 0.451 mg 0.447 mg 0.44 mg Vitamin B 12 1.07 mcg 2.07 mcg 1.1 mcg USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference. Comparison of Soymilk, original and vanilla, with calcium, vitamins A and D to Milk, low fat, fluid, 1% milk fat, with added vitamin A.

Cooking with Dairy Free Alternatives In the Market Look for soymilk next to milk in the refrigerated section and in the baking aisle. Other dairy free alternatives can be found next to their dairy counterparts. Soymilk Shelf-stable aseptic soymilk has a 12-month shelf life. Once it is opened it must also be refrigerated. It will stay fresh for 5 to 7 days. Shake soymilk before pouring to disperse the ingredients evenly Soymilk works in any recipe Soy cream cheese Works well in all types of recipes Soy cheeses Those containing casein, a milk protein, melt better and stretch to make a more cheesy product. Soy cheese doesn t contain lactose, a milk sugar. For vegan choices, soy cheese made without casein is available.

Variety of Soy Products: Fruits & Vegetables Soy Nuts Canned Soybeans Edamame

Cooking with Soybeans & Soy Nuts In the Market Look for frozen soybeans in the freezer section, canned beans in the canned foods aisle, and soy nuts with snacks and nuts. Dry Soybeans When cooking 1 cup (1/2 pound) of dry soybeans will expand to equal about 2 1/4-2 1/2 cups cooked. Edamame Can be boiled in water and salted for a traditional Asian dish

Variety of Soy Products: Soy Meat Alternatives Tempeh Tofu Soy Burgers Soy Nut Butter Meatless Chik n Tenders

Cooking with Soy Meat Alternatives In the Market Look for tofu in the produce section, meat alternatives in frozen food section, and soy nut butter next to peanut butter. Tofu Fresh tofu is great baked, broiled, barbecued, grilled, fried, boiled, or steamed. Tofu can be frozen. Drain all water and wrap the tofu in plastic, foil or freezer wrap and store in freezer for up to 5 months. Frozen tofu becomes chewy, spongy, and beige-colored. Soy Meat Alternatives can be used in the same way as the foods they replace. Soy Nut Butter Store in the refrigerator or cabinet in an airtight container. Follow the product Use By date.

Variety of Soy Products: Soybean Oil Soybean oil, better know as vegetable oil, is used the same as other cooking oils. Soybean oil is low is saturated fats, cholesterol free, and high in healthy omega-3 fatty acids.

New WIC Food Packages Tofu Women can substitute 1 pound of plain calcium-set tofu for 1 quart of milk Children can also receive tofu, but must have a written medical documentation Soy beverages Women can substitute 1 quart of soy beverage for 1 quart of milk (Soy beverages must meet certain nutrient requirements to qualify for the WIC Program) Children can also receive soy beverages, but must have written medical documentation Canned soybeans Can be substituted for dry beans for all participants

Implementation Road Blocks 1. Currently no soymilk on the market meets the USDA nutrient standards for a soy beverage to qualify for the WIC program. 2. The medical documentation is a hindrance for WIC participants and should be removed. 3. Tofu Package Size Tofu purchases are required to meet the exact maximum monthly allowance for fluid milk. Most packages of tofu packages come in 14 ounce packages, making it very difficult to meet the 64 ounce monthly milk allowance.

Recipes Cooking Tips Finding Soy at the Store Health Benefit Details Help Locating Products The Latest News on Soy And More!!! WWW.SOYFOODS.ORG