Which two beverages are prohibited from being served in an ARF?

The correct response is that raw and powdered milk are prohibited from being served in an ARF (Adult Residential Facility). This regulation is in place due to health and safety concerns associated with these types of milk. Raw milk has not undergone pasteurization, which is the process necessary to eliminate harmful bacteria that can pose significant health risks to vulnerable populations, such as those residing in an ARF. Powdered milk, while often considered safe in some contexts, can also carry risks if not prepared or stored properly, potentially leading to food safety issues.

Focusing on the context of the options, fruit juice and soda, while they may not be the healthiest options, are not outright prohibited in an ARF and can be included in the range of acceptable beverages. Water and tea are essential for hydration and commonly served in most facilities. Milk and coffee, on the other hand, are generally acceptable and can be safely consumed as part of a balanced diet for residents, assuming they meet necessary dietary restrictions or personal preferences.