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Please find both available versions of our fortified milkshake recipe book below. These can be printed off for use within your care home. The recipes include high calorie, high protein, low volume and healthier choice options. In addition, milk alternatives have been incorporated in order to support residents who dislike milk, or are unable to tolerate it. Each recipe has the nutritional breakdown provided in a variety of volumes i.e. 50ml, 100ml and 200ml servings.
Please find a link to the Project Milkshake information pack below. This document contains everything you need to know about how to set up using fortified milkshakes in your home and how to monitor this. This has been created as a digital document so contains active links and will be reviewed regularly.
Project Milkshake Information Pack
Please find a link below to 'Project Milkshake 5 Top Tips' Poster. This is to support staff awareness in your home.
Project Milkshake 5 Top Tips Poster
MUST is a very useful tool to identify nutritional risk, but when starting residents on milkshakes other methods can be used to track progress. Please note, the following data collection methods are suggestions to help support tracking of milkshakes:
PDF - Printable and Non-Editable Version with Examples:
Milkshake Tracker And Example (None Editable)
Monthly MUST Step 5 Tracker And Example (None Editable)
Monthly MUST Tracker And Example (None Editable)
MUST is a very useful tool to identify nutritional risk, but when starting residents on milkshakes other methods can be used to track progress. Please note, the following data collection methods are suggestions to help support tracking of milkshakes:
Microsoft Word Version:
MUST is a very useful tool to identify nutritional risk, but when starting residents on milkshakes other methods can be used to track progress. Please note, the following data collection methods are suggestions to help support tracking of milkshakes:
Microsoft Excel Version:
GGC - Nutrition in Care Homes