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Make Mealtime Easy with Simple Ingredients (Family Features) Maintaining healthy habits and managing schedules for the entire family is often easier said than done. When you’re strapped for time, look for food and ingredients with versatility that allow you to balance nutrition with flavor. Plan Ahead by Meal Prepping Start by looking at recipes that highlight ingredients you have on hand. Meal prepping allows you to plan for a week of healthier choices and think creatively about using the same bulk ingredients in multiple ways – stretching your grocery budget while eliminating food waste. Add Something Whole Adding fruit is a smart wellness strategy, but some options are better for you than
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