Lifestyle expert shares some dairy aisle tips to celebrate #DairyMonth

Happy National Dairy Month!

Today, we want to celebrate by highlighting how dairy can provide simple, budget-friendly snacks for you and your family this summer.

Lifestyle expert and TV host, Evette Rios spoke with RFD-TV’s Tammi Arender on some dairy aisle tips, the nutritional options with dairy, and summer meal ideas.

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