Barlow Library FNP Class

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More Matters! Eating more purple and dark green vegetables.

When Aug 02, 2012
from 02:00 PM to 03:00 PM
Where Barlow Library
Contact Name Cindy Styer
Contact Phone 740-376-7431
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  The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggest we try to get even more vegetables into our diets. Purple and dark green vegetables provide unique benefits. Join Cindy Styer, Ohio State University Extension Family Nutrition Program Assistant, at the Washington County libraries to see how and why to incorporate these vegetables into your diet. Eggplant recipes will be featured. 

Be a participant at these locations and receive a free cutting board to prepare your vegetables:

  • August 2 - 2pm - Barlow
  • August 6 - 1:30pm - Belpre
  • August 16 - 1:30pm - New Matamoras
  • August 20 - 1:30pm - Marietta
  • August 22 - 1:30pm - Beverly
Classes are FREE!
If you have questions or want information and cannot attend, please call Cindy at     740-376-7431.

These programs are funded by the USDA Food Stamp Program.

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