| Tips: Healthy Eating
on a Budget |
Making healthy choices
- Dried fruit is healthier and costs less than
packaged “fruit” snacks. Buy dried fruit in large
amounts and divide it into small portions.
- Buy regular rice, oatmeal, and grits instead
of the instant and flavored types - cheaper and healthier!
- Avoid high-fat, low-nutrient snacks, even when
they’re on sale.
- Substitute beans and peas for meat, poultry,
or fish. They cost less, are lower in fat and high in fiber.
- Keep raw veggies and apples cut up in the
fridge and low-fat pretzels in the pantry.
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