What is Food $ense? Food $ense is Washington State’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education (SNAP-Ed). It is a hands-on, culturally sensitive nutrition education program available to Washington Basic Food (food stamp) recipients and schools where 50% or more of the students receive free or reduced-price meals. This nutrition education program reaches youth and adults in Snohomish County with information to help families practice healthy eating habits and become more physically active.

 

Program Highlight: Food Bank Cooking Demonstrations

Have you ever wondered what to do with a daikon radish? Turnips? Beets?

Did you know you can use a peeler to thinly slice zucchini to make ‘zoodles’ for a fun way to add veggies to your meal?

WSU Extension Food $ense helps people learn how to use those veggies, and more, by providing cooking demonstrations and recipes at three food banks in Snohomish County.

 

Food $ense Staff

• Regional SNAP-Ed Program Coordinator – Acacia Zambrana
• Local SNAP-Ed Program Coordinator – Tori Sorenson
• SNAP-Ed Nutrition Educator – Kaytlynn Galvez
• SNAP-Ed Nutrition Educator – Jill Farrant

Connect with us:

• Visit us on Facebook – “Like” us and get additional updates
• Contact Tori Sorenson with additional questions at 425.357.6021

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