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Featured Recipes

Monster Smoothie

Add spinach or kale to your smoothie and it looks like something that oozed out of a swamp—but it tastes great, and has monster nutrition.

Rad Radish Salad

Here's the fab salad Grover and Sam put together: a little crunchy, a little spicy, a little sweet, a lot delicious.

Avocado, Sardine, and Veggie Sandwich

Not only do sardines taste great—they’re very healthy, too. There are lots of varieties to choose from: Some are plain and packed in water or olive oil, some are smoked and some are spicy.

Artichokes are actually in the prickly family of plants called thistles, which might explain why they look so crazy—covered in spiky leaves, like a cross between a vegetable and a dinosaur. But they’re also crazy good for you: full of stuff your body needs, like minerals, fiber, and antioxidants, which help protect your cells from damage.

Tofu for Breakfast

This makes a suprising and delicious breakfast or lunch—or a nutritious April Fool’s trick (You thought it was eggs!).

Healthy Start

Breakfast fills your “empty tank” to get you going in the morning.

Luscious Lunch

Try these delicious easy-to-make meals. You’ll love them!

Dinner Recipes

What's cooking? Something really amazing! Try our recipes!

Sweet Treat

Our desserts are awesome and sweet - and really wholesome, too!

Bite Size

Here's something to snack on when you need a quick bite!

Quench

Not too sweet, but oh, so refreshing. Drink up!

DigDig

Plant it, grow it, eat it! Your easy beginner's garden guide!

Moving Day

We all sit too much. Let’s get moving a little bit, okay?

Healthy Heroes

Meet some really cool people who care about good food!

Recent Blog Entries

What We Love: Super Sneaky Uses For Everyday Things-Cy Tymony.

by Hana Nobel

Growing up, my younger brother, Kyle, was a collector. He would save batteries, paperclips, and other items my mom defined as “trash,” except that instead of throwing them away as ordered, he...

What We Love: Theme Gardens

by Hana Nobel

This entry comes from Beuna Tomalino, a Garden Coach and Landscape Consultant. Beuna is a fan of theme gardening-growing different plants that go together because they have something in...

ChopChop Mission

ChopChop’s mission is to educate kids to cook and be nutritionally literate, empower them to actively participate as health partners with their families, and help establish and support better eating habits for a lifetime of good nutrition. ChopChop is published by ChopChopKids, Inc., a nonprofit corporation.

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