Accessible Home Health Care

NOVEMBER 21, 2024

With a substitution like oil, you might need to increase the quantity by adding water, skim milk, or even Greek yogurt to keep your dessert’s desired consistency without drying it out. Strawberry-Chocolate Greek Yogurt Bark Traditionally, while high in protein, yogurts have too much sugar and are higher in carbohydrates.

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Daily Nurse

JANUARY 30, 2025

Bulk-buying ingredients such as grains and frozen produce can save money while ensuring you have plenty of options. Keep snacks like nuts, yogurt, or sliced avocado handy for quick energy boosts. How to Make Meal Prep Budget-Friendly Meal prepping doesn’t have to break the bank.

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Accessible Home Health Care

JUNE 20, 2022

Local ripe fruit is available this time of year, and almost anything can be frozen! Healthy popsicles are all about combining favorite fruits, juices, and yogurts to create a tasty cold treat for later. Homemade popsicles are an excellent way to create a delicious, fun treat without high fructose corn syrup and artificial flavors.

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Home Sweet Home In-Home Care

AUGUST 4, 2022

You can easily create a refreshing, tasty drink by blending yogurt, fresh fruit, and a handful of spinach. Create your own easy, healthy frozen treats by blending fruit with a little juice or water, pouring into popsicle molds, and freezing until solid. For example: Make it smooth. Keep it crunchy. Freeze it up.

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Seasons Hospice

JANUARY 31, 2023

Choose Frozen or Canned Fruits & Veggies Frozen and canned fruits and vegetables are often cheaper than their fresh counterparts – plus they last longer! Here are a few tips to help you keep your grocery bills down while still eating nutritious meals: Stock up on healthy staples like oats, quinoa, beans, and frozen vegetables.

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GeriPal

AUGUST 1, 2024

I mean, you cook up some, you cook up some lentils, you add some garlic and onion and, you know, some red pepper and, you know, fresh spinach, or you can even use frozen spinach and your meal costs a dollar and it’s absolutely delicious and so incredibly healthy for you. But it’s, but it’s just a matter of cooking.

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