What is the best way to fulfill the custom of eating dairy on Shavuot?🧀

What is the best way to fulfill the custom of eating dairy anu? One of the reasons why we eat dairy has to do with it being a remembrance for the for the two loaves of bread which were brought as an offering in the B mikdash an how do we remember the is actually split the meal by having one loaf of bread by the dairy part of the meal. Then we have to remove everything from the table including that loaf and then we bring out the meat and we have to bring out a new loaf of bread. In this way we have a remembrance to the to the two loaves that were brought as the offering on. So according to this reason was brought in one of the explanations is that the best way to fulfill the custom of having dairy on is to actually split the meal have half the meal dairy and half the meal meat. Now to do this properly it involves a lot of preparation. One of the rules is you can't have dairy and then eat meat right away. Something called you have to have a drink. You have to have a bite of food. You should wash your hands in between. It makes a lot of difficulties and not everybody knows all the rules about how to do this and therefore not everybody follows this custom of splitting the meal. Another way to do it is to make kdish have dairy like cheesecake danishes for kdish and then we make a and then a little while later sit down to the meal and have flesh shakes. One of the ways that we celebrate a yont meal is with meat. We say that simka comes about by eating meat, drinking wine and therefore it is appropriate to eat meat at a yontiff meal. Some people find that they have more sim in eating dairy meal and therefore some will just have a dairy meal on shu. Some people will have one dairy meal, one meat meal. All different types of customs on how to best eat dairy.