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The USDA also classifies calcium-fortified soy milk as a dairy product, even though it's made from the soybean plant, not from animal milk. Foods made from milk that don't contain calcium are not classified as dairy products -- and thus don't belong to the milk, yogurt and cheese group.
In fact, because dairy is so high in calcium it's given its own food group on the USDA ChooseMyPlate website. What Counts as a Dairy Product? Milk, cream, hard, and soft cheese are all classified as dairy. Butter comes from milk too, but since it's all fat with no calcium, it doesn't technically count as a dairy product. In the U.S., the vast majority of dairy products are made from cow milk. But you can also find goat milk and cheese as well as cheese made from sheep milk.