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Visit the "Grain Talk" blog for the latest and greatest in the world of wheat . You can even post comments to tell us what you think.

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The USDA Menu Planner is free of charge and helps motivate individuals and families to make healthier food choices. It gives you an easy way to know whether you are losing or gaining weight based on what you plan to eat. And it helps you plan upcoming meals.

The Menu Planner is useful to those interested in healthful and nutritious diets, high school and middle school classes, and dietitians, health professionals, and nutrition educators for use in counseling and educational programming.


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Get a Sneak Peek of the Cookbook...

Get a taste of what’s inside this limited-edition cookbook. Bring your children into the kitchen to try these sample recipes. Talk to them about the featured fun food facts. Buy the cookbook. Support a great cause.

Enabling children to interact with food and take part in the cooking process is a great way to capture their attention. How much they take away from this experience is up to you. With so many fun, educational facts about food to share and so many ways to do so, there are no limits to what your cooking session can teach your child! I hope you will use the ideas, information and recipes in this cookbook to instill healthy eating habits that can last a lifetime.
-Chef Gale Gand, award-winning chef and mother of three







What’s inside...


  • Thirty-five nutritious, delicious wheat-based recipes, in the categories of breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and desserts. Chef Gale Gand contributed five exclusive creations and the remaining 30 came from parents across America.

  • Educational facts accompany each recipe and can be used to teach children about the origin and the nutritional content of their food as well as help them identify proper portion sizes.

  • A guide enables parents to make cooking with their children a fun and educational experience. Food, math, health and history come together in cooking activities the whole family can enjoy!

For more food and nutrition facts to share with your children, check out the Consumer Resources and Just for Kids sections of our Web site.  You can also visit  MyPyramid.gov for information relating to the USDA Dietary Guidelines.

Sample recipes from Food for Thought from Parents to Children...

Strawberry and Yogurt Wheat Crepes

Bunny Burrito Bites


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