Monthly Newsletter

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What’s in your cupboard, Beaver Bites, and Bilingual Monthly Messages

  • All created for the SNAP eligible population
  • All written in Spanish and English
  • Beaver Bites and Bilingual Monthly Messages are not dated so they can be used any month.
  • Beaver Bites and Bilingual Monthly Messagesclick here.


nov 09.pdf

  • Holiday Food Safety
  • Beans: A Good Protein Choice
  • The Clean Plate Club

oct09.pdf

  • Go Lean With Protein
  • Food Stamp Program Information
  • Planning Ahead Stretching Dollars

sept09.pdf

  • Making your food dollars last
  • Breakfast is important!

aug09.pdf

  • Planning Ahead
  • Veggies from the Garden and Local Food Pantry

jul09.pdf

  • Need a Recipe?
  • Summer Food Safety
  • In season Fruits and Veggies

jun09.pdf

  • Getting a food box
  • Summer Food Service Program
  • Physical Activity

may09.pdf

  • List of ingredients
  • OregonHelps
  • Farmer’s Markets

apr09.pdf

  • Fats and Oils 101
  • Spring is here – seeds
  • Eat Well for Less

mar09.pdf

  • We Wish You Well
  • Shopping List
  • Resource Spotlight

feb09.pdf

  • Stretching Food Dollars
  • National School Breakfast and Lunch
  • Munch on Raw Veggies
  • Recipe Website

jan09.doc

  • Stretch Food Dollars
  • Food Stamp Program
  • Picky Eaters

dec08.pdf

  • Need a Recipe?
  • Stretch your food dollars
  • Got kids?
  • Holiday Food Safety

nov08.pdf

  • OregonHelps
  • Stretch Food Dollars
  • Grains
  • Tips for Staying Well

oct08.pdf

  • Get the most from fruits and veggies
  • WIC
  • Oregon SafeNet

mar08.pdf

  • Water
  • WIC
  • Fruits and Vegetables

sept08.pdf

  • Tips for Stretching Food Dollars
  • Breakfast is Important!
  • National School Breakfast and Lunch Program

sept07.pdf

  • Breakfast is Important!
  • Women, Infants and Children Program
  • Why Get More Physical Activity?

oct07.pdf

  • Strategies for Stretching Your Food Dollars
  • Tips for Staying Well
  • National School Breakfast and Lunch Program

nov07.pdf

  • Find a Recipe on the Internet
  • Holiday Food Safety
  • Kids in the Kitchen

may08.pdf

  • Salad
  • Thaw Foods Safely
  • Farmer’s Markets

jun08.pdf

  • Physical Activity
  • Setting Up a Kitchen
  • Summer Food Service Program

jun07.pdf

  • Fiber Facts
  • Mold on Food
  • Summer Foodservice Program

jul08.pdf

  • Food Stamp Program
  • Getting a food box?
  • Compare products carefully.

jul07.pdf

  • Summer Food Safety
  • Kid-friendly treats
  • Food Stamp Program

jan08.pdf

  • Food Contamination
  • Stretching Food Dollars

feb08.pdf

  • Calcium-rich foods
  • OregonHelps
  • Tips for staying well….
  • Try Beans

dec07.pdf

  • Recipe Tips for Holiday Meals
  • Food Stamp Program
  • Give Germs the Shake

aug07.pdf

  • Get the most nutrition from your fruits and veggies
  • Use a variety of fruits and veggies
  • National School Breakfast and Lunch Program

apr08.pdf

  • Fats and Oils 101
  • Food Safety Tips
  • Eat Well For Less Resource

apr07.pdf

  • Farmer’s Markets
  • Family Meals
  • Resource – OregonHelps
  • Food Safety – Leftovers

sept06.doc

  • Fiber: how many grams?
  • Description of WIC
  • A little about “family meals”

oct06.doc

  • Important food safety tips
  • Ideas for cooking with a few basic ingredients
  • Ingredient combinations for soup
  • List of tools for your kitchen

nov06.doc

  • Tips for using leftover rice
  • Tips for keeping food safe during the holidays
  • What can the website OregonHelps do for you?
  • Quick heart healthy meal ideas

may07.pdf

  • Growing Tomatoes
  • Recipe Links
  • Making Salad!!!

march07.pdf

  • Why choose water?
  • Fruits and Veggies for health
  • Resource Spotlight – WIC

jan07.doc

  • Thawing frozen foods safely
  • Strategies for Stretching Your Food Dollars
  • Link to web-based learning modules

feb07.pdf

  • Why get more physical activity
  • Breakfast is important!
  • Give germs the shake

dec06.doc

  • Programs to help you get more food
  • Where to find recipes online
  • Kids can help in the kitchen – tips for 2 to 6 year olds