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Stocking a heart-healthy kitchen

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Stocking a heart-healthy kitchen

Key takeaways
  • Stocking heart-healthy ingredients supports healthier meals without breaking the budget.
  • Canned, frozen, and bulk foods are budget-friendly options.
  • Choose options that work for your taste, budget, and what’s available near you.
  • With basic staples on hand, making heart-healthy meals is more achievable.

How to build a heart-healthy kitchen

Building a heart-healthy kitchen doesn’t need to be expensive or complicated. Stocking versatile, budget-friendly staples like canned and frozen fruits and vegetables, wholegrains, and proteins can make it easier to put together simple, affordable, and heart-healthy meals.

Budget friendly ingredients for a heart-healthy pantry, fridge and freezer

Ready to build your heart-healthy kitchen?

Start small by adding a few heart-healthy staples to your shopping list or swapping some everyday ingredients for budget-friendly alternatives.

With a mix of budget-friendly staples in your fridge, freezer, and pantry, you’re one step closer to creating heart-healthy meals. Making small, sustainable changes can make a big difference over time.

What’s next?

Take the next step by learning how to plan simple and balanced meals. Check out our Heart-healthy meal planning for tips and resources to make heart-healthy eating even easier.

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