The list of duty free imports now includes milk, rice, raw sugar, wheat flour, potatoes, all poultry, salt beef, salt fish, cheese, coffee and corn meal.

We can't even afford milk for the baby.

Cocoa, butter, milk, more meat all very good food.

Cream the shortening with sugar, then add a tablespoon of flour.

Uh, brandy, milk punch, and a scotch and soda, please.

There was no whipped cream, just prunes, a little bit of flour, sugar, water and cinnamon.

His daily ration reportedly consists of twelve biscuits, one packet of skimmed milk powder and a small quantity of dark sugar.

(d) Nutritional support Transfer of funds to the districts for the purchase of powdered milk and delivery as stipulated in each programme

Specialty agricultural products such as beef and milk powder from New Zealand have also seen a relatively large reduction in tariffs.

Your parents, did you find them too?

Granny, granny!

Milk, milk, milk, milk, milk not milk.

Cow, cow, cow.

Cow, cow, cow.

As a result of the successful implementation of the rehabilitation project, a flour production line was commissioned at the milk processing factory in the Gomel region of Belarus in 2004.

Grandma.

Grandma?

Grandma!

Oh, Grandma.

Grandmother.

Granny?

In addition, the Agency provided food aid for pregnant women and nursing mothers in the form of dry rations and had fortified wheat flour distributed to target groups.

This assistance, valued at 110 per individual per annum, included flour, sugar, rice, vegetable oil, whole milk and, in Lebanon only, red lentils.

The Committee notes that powdered milk for babies continues to be freely distributed in hospitals, contrary to international guidelines on this matter.

Abu Samra said the Israeli authorities had not allowed a Palestinian businessman to enter Israel because he refused to market poor quality powdered milk in Gaza.

The Committee notes that powdered milk for babies continues to be freely distributed in hospitals, contrary to international guidelines on this matter.

What about Grandma?

Yes, Grandma?

For mother.

My grandmother.

While the basic commodities of the food ration most valued by refugees were retained flour, rice, sugar, cooking oil and milk powder a cash subsidy equivalent to 40 per person per year was substituted for the other items tomato paste, sardines and pulses.

Goods and or services provided regular and fortified powdered milk encouragement for breastfeeding food education monitoring of the nutritional status of pregnant women and children

Good night, Grandma.

Yes, Grandma.

I love grandma.

Grandmother?

Granny Rigg?

Grandma, what's wrong ?

and come over here to Grandma.

Grandma loves that river.

I'm sorry, grandma.

Uh, milk, hot milk.

(women) For bags, pink for shoes

Think pink, think pink, think pink!

And Grandma was even more excited.