Healthy Eating
Healthy eating doesn’t have to be hard or expensive. Just 5 servings of fruit and vegetables every day will do the trick. When you think healthy, think color – fresh, frozen or canned – it all counts! Cover those plates with color to help balance calories and maintain a healthy weight.
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February Fruit of the Month: Cherries
January Veggie of the Month: Cabbage
December Fruit of the Month: Pears
November Veggie of the Month: Eggplant
October Veggie of the Month: Tomatoes
September Veggie of the Month: Rhubarb
August Veggie of the Month: Carrots
July Fruit of the Month: Watermelon
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March Veggie of the Month: Brussels Sprouts
February Fruit of the Month: Grapes
January Veggie of the Month: Spinach
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April Fruit of the Month: Strawberries
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