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Tips on how to select, store, and serve celery<br />

Choose straight, rigid celery stalks<br />

<strong>with</strong> fresh leaves. Avoid pithy,<br />

woody, or limp stalks.<br />

Refrigerate in a plastic bag <strong>for</strong> a<br />

week or more.<br />

Add chopped celery stalks and celery<br />

leaves to your soups, stews, and<br />

casseroles <strong>for</strong> extra nutrition, flavor,<br />

and crunch.<br />

For an easy side dish, braise celery<br />

in vegetable stock, and season <strong>with</strong><br />

your favorite herbs or a little bit of<br />

salt and pepper.<br />

Add diced celery to your favorite<br />

tuna, chicken, egg, or vegetable<br />

salad recipe <strong>for</strong> extra texture.<br />

<strong>Health</strong>y Resources<br />

Recipe cost<br />

www.FruitsAndVeggiesMoreMatters.org<br />

www.dudafresh.com<br />

www.FoodChamps.org<br />

www.ChooseMyPlate.gov<br />

USDA does not support any products, services, or organizations.<br />

©2011 <strong>Produce</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Better</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Foundation<br />

Cut-up celery as a flavorful addition<br />

to healthy stir-fry dishes.<br />

For a crunchy, “breadless” sandwich,<br />

spoon hummus into celery sticks.<br />

For more great-tasting recipes<br />

featuring celery, visit<br />

www.dudafresh.com.<br />

$4.20 <strong>for</strong> four, $1.05 per serving.<br />

*Retail prices, Boulder, Colorado, July 2011.<br />

MyPlate Core Messages<br />

Foods to Increase<br />

· Make half your plate fruits and vegetables.<br />

· Make at least half your grains whole grains.<br />

· Switch to fat-free or low-fat (1%) milk.<br />

Balancing Calories<br />

· Enjoy your food, but eat less.<br />

· Avoid oversized portions.<br />

Recipe Nutrition<br />

In<strong>for</strong>mation per Serving<br />

Calories 140<br />

Total Fat 6g<br />

Saturated Fat 1.5g<br />

% of Calories from Fat 39%<br />

% Calories from Sat Fat 10%<br />

Protein 6g<br />

Carbohydrates 16g<br />

Cholesterol 5mg<br />

Dietary Fiber 3g<br />

Sodium 220mg<br />

A good source of protein, fiber, vitamin A,<br />

calcium, potassium, and phosphorus.<br />

MyPlate Food Group Amounts<br />

Fruits ¼ cup<br />

Vegetables 1 cup<br />

Grains 0<br />

Protein ½ oz<br />

Dairy ¼ cup<br />

Foods to Reduce<br />

· Compare sodium in foods like soup, bread, and frozen<br />

meals – and choose the foods <strong>with</strong> lower numbers.<br />

· Drink water instead of sugary drinks.

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