Eat Well On A Budget

Original Air Date : February 27, 2025

In Partnership with Canada Beef

Tips and strategies on how to get the nutrients we need from nourishing foods.

Osteoporosis Canada recommends that whenever possible to get bone building nutrients through food sources. But that may be a challenge as grocery prices continue to rise making it more difficult to access the high-quality foods needed for good overall health.

Join us as Emily Richards, Professional Home Economist shares tips and strategies to help you make good choices in the grocery aisle and in the kitchen, so you can save on your grocery bill.

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Emily Richards

Professional Home Economist

Emily Richards is a professional home economist, freelance food writer, chef and cookbook author who also enjoys culinary instruction for home cooks who want to learn more and have fun in the kitchen. She is the author and co-author of 11 cookbooks which include topics from Italian cuisine, weeknight dinners, glycemic index diets and comfort foods. Emily writes and develops recipes for cookbooks, print and online publications and websites that include everyday cooking and healthy eating.

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Director, Marketing and Communications, Osteoporosis Canada

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