Nutrition Contents Archive

Check out a few breakfast foods inspired by cultures around the globe in honor of our #NationalNutritionMonth weekly message to make tasty meals at home! 🌍🍽️ Get the details as we wrap up our celebration 👉 https://t.co/eHY5eDxNIb #kidseatright https://t.co/7XkyCt6qWU

CSPI Senior Policy Associate Jessi Silverman wrote this piece for @city_health calling on local governments to take inspiration from the Biden administration and tackle hunger, nutrition, and health in their communities. https://t.co/RNlVnxaV93

When was the last time you treated yourself to your favorite nature activity? Let your attention be drawn rather than demanded? Make yourself a priority rather than your to-do list? https://t.co/y97RPSkzQG

Have you been wanting ideas on how to make veggie dishes in a tasty way? That’s where The Healthy Cook’s Kitchen series comes in. 😋 Find this and other cookbooks like it at our Nutrition Action store! https://t.co/7G7EvGufBf https://t.co/33JN2TI012

The Farm Bill: transform its focus to food, not feed or fuel https://t.co/5LJAhTqn9x

The farm bill debate begins, with this constructive proposal by Rep. Earl Blumenauer https://t.co/KZiS9gKXZ2 https://t.co/YvlO9uIm71

"Behind every plate of food is a story. All together we must make sure that all the stories behind every plate of food are good stories." thank you my friend @chefjoseandres @WCKitchen https://t.co/ZPLulOZ1dK https://t.co/40JarFoPxI

#DYK: All households with a child who was approved to receive free or reduced-price meals under the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) or the School Breakfast Program (SBP) within the last 12 months is eligible for the Affordable Connectivity Program. https://t.co/W3F4JqghBg https://t.co/oUo6C0hGvH

The USDA has recently proposed revisions to school nutrition standards to better align #schoolmeals with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. However, opponents are circulating damaging myths about these new standards. So, what’s myth and what’s fact? #ProtectSchoolMeals

Learn how your State agency or school food authority can apply for @TeamNutrition grant funds to deliver nutrition education to school-aged children and ensure collaboration with other nutrition education efforts: https://t.co/yGWYiAWcUd https://t.co/LeGegK9nga

Done reading? Let's outdo those who want to halt progress on nutrition! Tell the USDA: you support stronger school meal standards 👇👇 https://t.co/DFlfCaH2DJ

How many healthy sounding habits have you heard about? Before venturing out to start a new healthy sounding habit to improve your nutrition or for self-care, read the 7 common habits you should skip via @usnews @amy_goodson_rd @AmyMyrdalMiller @MLMalkani https://t.co/7j5yBbSpQv

Myth: We shouldn’t be focusing on reducing sodium. What the USDA is proposing is unnecessary and extreme. Fact: Most children in America exceed the daily limit for sodium intake, putting them at risk for serious health problems. Reducing sodium in school meals is critical. https://t.co/C4d69B3mig

We’re at #SHAPEseattle! Stop by booth number 305 to explore Team Nutrition’s #NutritionEd resources for your classroom. https://t.co/As6El8EeVk

Myth: Kids don’t like healthier foods, and stronger nutrition standards will result in more food in the trash. Fact: Research shows that food waste didn’t increase with stronger standards. What’s more? Schools with healthiest meals have the highest participation. https://t.co/CQOB4JVul8