LAKESIDE ELEMENTARY

COPPELL ISD
1100 VILLAGE PKWY  |  COPPELL, TX 75019
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One way to get more fruits and veggies into your family's diet is to try adding some new ones to your grocery list.

How about Red Currants? They are most commonly used for jams, jellies and even wines, but they also make great pies and sauces, especially when combined with other fruits. Like most berries, Red Currants are an excellent source of vitamin C, and they are delicious right off the vine! Click here for the Top 10 Ways to Enjoy them.

Ever heard of a Cardoon? Its appearance is similar to celery and it tastes similar to artichoke. Cardoon is a great source of potassium, which helps keep your heart in rhythm. Click here for 10 ways to enjoy them!



New USDA Standards - As you may have heard, the USDA is making the first major changes in school meals in 15 years! The new standards align school meals with the latest nutrition science and the real-world circumstances of America's schools. Click here for more information.

Do you need some help choosing healthy foods at the grocery store? Have you heard that you should "shop the perimeter of the store?" Click here for some tips.

How many sugary beverages do you drink each day? If the answer is two or more, you may be increasing your cardiovascular risk factors. Click here for more info from our friends at Tufts University.



 
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