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Help produce access go viral 🍎πŸ₯•πŸ₯¦ πŸ₯” πŸ… 🌽🌢️

EspaΓ±ol abajo Nourish Colorado’s Double Up Food Bucks Team needsΒ youΒ to declare your support for produce incentives and SNAP in the next farm bill. We have three ways for you to do thisβ€”via [...]

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Cooking Matters! Buying Produce in Season

Buying Produce in Season What does it mean to eat β€œin season?” Eating β€œin season” means eating fresh foods being harvested right now – not half-way around the world, but closer to home. With food [...]

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Step-by-Step Pasta Dinner

Pinching Pennies? Make it a Pasta night!Β  Pasta is a budget-friendly way to choose whole grain. Cooking Matters has created an easy to follow guide for creating pasta dishes that are low cost and [...]

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FULL REPORT-DOUBLE UP FOOD BUCKS 2018 EVALUATION

We’re pleased to announce the release of the full report of our Year Three (2018) Double Up Food Bucks Evaluation. Funded by a USDA Food Insecurity Nutrition Incentive (FINI) grant and with the [...]

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Saving Time on Busy Weeknights

Save Time on Busy Weeknights   There are many ways to save time on meal preparation during the week! Meal planning can help you save money, and help you and your family eat better. Use these [...]

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Menu Planning

Menu Planning Basics Plan ahead to create healthy, budget-wise meals. Making a menu can be easy. Try these tips: Check what you have at home before you go to the store. See what needs to be used [...]

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Back to School – Breakfast

Break for Breakfast! Breakfast is important for both kids and adults. Kids need breakfast to give them energy throughout the day and do their best in school. Adults need breakfast for energy and [...]

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Storing Fresh Fruits and Veggies; Freezing Fruits and Veggies

Storing Fresh Fruits and Veggies Don’t let produce go bad! Keep it fresh longer using these storage tips. When purchasing fresh fruits and veggies: if you will eat right away, buy ripe. If you [...]

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Making Recipes Work for You

Making Recipes Work for You Tempted to skip over a recipe because of one ingredient? Just use something else! When planning menus, it’s okay to start with just a concept or an idea first instead [...]

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