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Spend Smart. Eat Smart.

Meal planning can be flexible. Check out Christine’s approach in this week’s blog.

Spend Smart. Eat Smart.

Continue to follow our adventures in meal planning on the blog this week.

Spend Smart. Eat Smart.

Make a list of your family’s favorite meal ideas to help make meal planning easier.

Spend Smart. Eat Smart.

Organize your kitchen space to limit food waste and save money.

Spend Smart. Eat Smart.

Family time hiking at nearby parks can be a refreshing change of pace and a safe environment to get outside. Practice social distancing with those you pass on the trail and in the parking lot.

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If you are looking for an alternative to store-bought bread, try our No Knead Whole Wheat Bread. The full recipe is on the blog today.

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Use pantry staples to make quick and nutritious meals while spending time at home.

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Use beans instead of meat in your favorite dish to help you increase fiber and cut down on your grocery bill.

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2-3 cups of veggies per day! No sweat, learn more in this week’s blog.

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Breakfast for supper, anyone? Our March recipe of the month is on the blog today.

Spend Smart. Eat Smart.

Exercise your heart by adding a 30-minute walk to your daily routine.

Spend Smart. Eat Smart.

It is recommended to do muscle strengthening activity at least 2 days per week.