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The 10 Tips Cookbook

Eating Healthy on a Budget

Maine SNAP-Ed has packaged 24 recipes from the 10 Tips curriculum into a cookbook for you. The recipes in this cookbook use a variety of foods from MyPlate and reflect the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2020-2025, providing you with a tool you can trust.

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