Free Nutrition Articles and Handouts by Food and Health Communications

You're already here for the free content — this is just a small taste of what members get. A full library of 650+ handouts, 240+ PowerPoint presentations, 900+ recipes, cooking video lessons, a monthly newsletter and white label version customizable in Canva, a health observances calendar, and eight interactive health calculators — all organized, searchable, and ready to use the moment you join.

Click any card below to explore. Members go straight in. Not a member yet? You'll be invited to join.

Iced Tea Month: A Perfect Opportunity for Nutrition Education

Iced tea is a beverage that can either be an integral part of a healthy eating pattern or a sneaky source of added sugars and empty calories. Celebrating Iced Tea Month offers a fantastic opportunity to help your audience rethink their drinks, leading them to make healthier choices that are lower in added sugars.

Read More

How to Create a Super Salad

The 2015-2020 edition of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends that the average person consume 2 cup equivalents of fruit per day and 2 ½ cup equivalents of vegetables per day. That may seem like a pile of produce, but there is a simple way to add fruits and vegetables into your eating patterns to maintain a healthy lifestyle...

Read More

Boost Breakfast with Egg Cups!

Most mornings, a wholesome breakfast is sacrificed for extra sleep or racing the clock to get out of the house on time. However, nutrition doesn't need to be neglected if we plan ahead! Power up your breakfast with an easy recipe for egg cups and sacrifice nothing...

Read More

Nutrition Resource: White Label Newsletter

I know your days are busy. I know your planner is packed. And I know that new resources can really make a difference for you and your clients. Today I want to share a free version of one of my very favorite resources: the white label newsletter...

Read More

Cook Once, Serve Twice

I love exploring smart ways to serve healthy meals on a budget. And I'm not only talking about budgeting money -- it's also important to budget time! Cooking something in one session and then using it in meals throughout the week is a great way to make ingredients stretch while saving yourself time in future meal prep...

Read More

More handouts and resources from our Nutrition Education Store