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Tip 1 : Add your favorite seafood to a salad or make a seafood omelet.
Tip 2 : Don't feel like cooking? When eating out, look for the vegetarian options on your menu as an easy way to meet your veggie goal.
Tip 3 : Calcium is a nutrient of public health concern. You can meet your calcium needs by drinking fat-free milk or eating low-fat yogurt.
Tip 4 : Make mini pizzas with open face whole-wheat English muffins. Top with sauce, veggies and low-fat cheese for a tasty treat!
Tip 5 : For a special treat, make homemade ice cream sandwiches using frozen yogurt and peanut butter between graham crackers.
Tip 6 : For a breakfast that satisfies (and keeps you away from the mid-morning donuts)--add an egg.
Tip 7 : Add veggies to any meal when you are in a hurry. Healthy short cuts include packaged shredded carrots or salads in a bag.
Tip 8 : Try something new--choose less common whole grains (amaranth, quinoa, millet, and triticale). Look for recipes online.
Tip 9 : Use dark leafy greens, like romaine lettuce and spinach, to make salads. Add red and orange veggies for extra color and nutrition!
Tip 10 : Make each meal colorful by adding red, green, yellow, or orange vegetables to your plate.