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Fresh, Frozen, or Canned? How to Choose on a Budget


Introduction


Eating healthy doesn’t always mean buying everything fresh. Frozen and canned foods can be just as nutritious — and often more affordable.


Smart Choices for Your Kitchen

  • Frozen vegetables: Great for stir‑fries and soups

  • Canned beans: Perfect for chili, salads, or rice bowls

  • Fresh produce: Best for items you’ll eat within a few days


Examples of Affordable Choices

  • Fresh: apples, carrots, bananas, zucchini

  • Frozen: broccoli, mixed veggies, spinach cubes

  • Canned: tuna, tomatoes (no sugar added), beans


Healthy Shopping Tip


Choose items labeled “no salt added” or “no sugar added”.


Final Thought


Mixing fresh, frozen, and canned options keeps meals nutritious and budget‑friendly.



 
 
 

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