SNAP Nutrition Education | Healthy Foods in a SNAP

Let's Celebrate!

Celebrate SNAP-Ed's 30th Birthday

2021 Impact Report

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Panzanella, traditional Italian bread, tomato and basil salad. Summer healthy food.

Healthy Foods

Save money and feel better by eating healthy! Get cooking with healthy recipes and cooking tips. You can also find low cost food resources like farmers markets and food pantries in your area.

American female and non-binary friends in their 30s of Indian and Middle Eastern descent walk together with apple picking baskets at the organic Stone Ridge Orchard farm in upstate New York on a sunny autumn day.

Healthy Moves

Take the first step toward living a more active life! Get on the move with physical activity tips for the whole family. You will also find fun ways to use your SNAP Benefits!

Featured Educator

September 01, 2022

Stephanie DeLaBruere

Stephanie DeLaBruere (aka Miss Stephanie to her students) is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist who has been educating SNAP-Ed participants for 9 years in southeast Massachusetts. Through various workshops in elementary classrooms, middle school cooking classes, summer camps, farmers markets, contributing to the Nutrition Bites Newsletter, and an occasional cooking show or two, she is a very busy educator.

Healthy You Blog

September 15, 2022

Broc's September Blog

Fall in New England is a magical time! We love to bundle up in warm sweaters, enjoy pumpkin-spice everything, and head to the farm for a family trip of apple-picking. This month, let’s discover some unique facts about apples, their nutritional content, and why “they keep the doctor away” as well as understanding what apples are best to use in various recipes. Ready? Let’s bob for some apple goodness!

Check out our featured recipes for the month of August!

Apple Sandwiches

Simple quinoa with spinach, tomatoes and walnuts recipe