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21/11/2019

Join us next Wednesday, November 27th, for our first Tips at your Fingertips class! We will be going more in depth and providing you with lots of tips on how to eat healthy on a budget for FREE! 7pm in 152 Natural Resources! See you there!

The MSU student food bank is a great resource for any students at Michigan State! Just bring a proof of enrollment (tuit...
20/11/2019

The MSU student food bank is a great resource for any students at Michigan State! Just bring a proof of enrollment (tuition bill, schedule of courses, etc.) and your MSU ID to receive food at no cost to you! Check out any of their distribution dates for the 2019-2020 school year.

20/11/2019

Tofu Scramble!

Made with:
- Tofu
- Peppers
- Onions
- Mushrooms

Let cook until browned
And then Enjoy:)

20/11/2019

Breakfast Tacos!

2 corn tortillas
2 eggs
Red bell pepper
Green bell pepper
Onions
Black beans
Sprinkle of cheese
Avocado
Hot sauce

A quick overview as to what your daily diet should resemble... ChooseMyPlate suggests that half of our plate at each mea...
18/11/2019

A quick overview as to what your daily diet should resemble...

ChooseMyPlate suggests that half of our plate at each meal should include fruits and vegetables. A quarter of our plate should be grains (ideally whole grains), and the last quarter of our plate should be a protein source. They also emphasize the importance of calcium.

All of this considered, at the end of our days we should have consumed about 2-3 cups of vegetables, 2 cups of fruits, 5.5 - 6.5 ounces of protein, 6 ounces of whole grains and 3 cups of dairy (900 mg of calcium).

Okay... that's a lot of information.

What does 5.5 - 6.5 ounces of protein look like? Well, 3 ounces of protein is about the size of the palm of your hand, or a deck of cards. Shoot for about 2 of these servings daily.

What does 1 ounce of whole grains look like? Well that could be 1 slice of bread, 1 cup of cereal, 1/2 cup of rice or pasta, or 1 six inch corn/flour tortilla, to name a few. Shoot for about 6 of these servings daily.

As for dairy consumption, the actual objective is the calcium found within the dairy. 1 cup of cows milk or fortified soy milk contains about 300 mg of calcium -- shoot for about 3 cups of these servings daily.

Hopefully this paints a clearer picture as to what our daily diet should reflect.

18/11/2019

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A great example of buying in bulk.Note the bulk yogurt, nuts and almond flour. Opt to buy in bulk for grocery items you ...
18/11/2019

A great example of buying in bulk.

Note the bulk yogurt, nuts and almond flour. Opt to buy in bulk for grocery items you frequent -- you will save $$ in the long run! 😃

A great example of a colorful, nutritious, budget friendly grocery haul! Note the bulk rice and oats, the chicken breast...
18/11/2019

A great example of a colorful, nutritious, budget friendly grocery haul!

Note the bulk rice and oats, the chicken breast (lean), the ground turkey (leaner), and the variety of fresh and frozen vegetables.

18/11/2019

5 QUICK TIPS for healthy grocery shopping:

1. Spend more time in the produce section and less time in the center aisles (limit packaged food)
2. Add color to your cart
3. Aim for foods with low sodium per serving ( < 500 mg ) and low saturated fat per serving ( < 4 g )
4. Choose plant based protein options OR choose leaner cuts of meat (chicken, fish)
5. Eat before you go!

18/11/2019

5 QUICK TIPS for affordable grocery shopping:

1. Set a weekly budget ($20)
2. Create a shopping list before you leave the house
3. Buy fruits and vegetables in season -- they're cheaper and higher in nutrients!
4. Look for sales and/or use coupons (mPerks, coupons in the newspaper, groupon, rewards programs)
5. Buy generic foods in bulk (beans, rice, pasta, canned vegetables)

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