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MDLZ 16 BFY 2017 Dietitians 06 Editorialcal 1-09 Celebrate All Year Long with Easy and Delicious Ways to Enjoy Whole Grains as Part of a Balanced Diet! JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH Make Whole Grains a Hobby this Month! National Snack Food Month is Here! Nutrition Month & Whole Grain Sampling Day Double Whammy! It’s National Hobby Month! Get into the Celebrate all month long with tasty recipes, hobby of getting at least 48g of whole like The Wolf’s “Panzanella” Salad* with You have double the reason to celebrate this grains each day as part of a balanced diet TRISCUIT crackers! Check out month. Try sampling Little Red’s Polka Dot with NABISCO products made with whole snackworks.com for more yummy recipes Delights* made with HONEY MAID grains, like belVita Breakfast Biscuits, and snack inspirations featuring NABISCO Grahams. Get the recipe and many more TRISCUIT crackers, WHEAT THINS snacks, products made with whole grains. featuring NABISCO products made with HONEY MAID Graham crackers, and whole grains at NabiscoWholeGrains.com. NEWTONS fruit chewy cookies! Make whole grains a hobby this Enjoy #NationalSnackFoodMonth w/ Spring into action for #NationalHobbyMonth with tasty NABISCO products made w/ whole grains: #NationalNutritionMonth & NABISCO products made with whole @belVita @TheRealTriscuit @WheatThins #SampleWholeGrains. Choose from grains and easy recipes at snackworks.com @HoneyMaidSnacks & Newtons! a variety of NABISCO products at bit.ly/NabiscoWG Editorial Calendar. ©Mondelēz International group *Recipes on www.NabiscoWholeGrains.com and www.snackworks.com Resource for Nutrition Professionals. Not for Distribution. Celebrate All Year Long with Easy and Delicious Ways to Enjoy Whole Grains as Part of a Balanced Diet! APRIL MAY JUNE Poetry Month Ode to Whole Grains Build a Wholesome Snack for Home June is National Fresh Fruit and Improvement Month! Vegetable Month! NABISCO products made with whole grains Are tasty even when it rains! Get ready for Home Improvement Month Goldie’s Forest Berry Breakfast Parfait* You can enjoy them at home or on-the-go with help from the Three Little Pigs. made with belVita Bites Breakfast —And now you know! Construct the artful Three Pigs’ Tomato Biscuits will inspire you to swing by your Topper* for a tasty snack made with whole local farmers’ market and pick up some Get inspired with yummy recipes from grains that’s sure to blow you away! yummy berries and other fresh local NABISCO. Visit NabiscoWholeGrains.com picks. Start your day off “just right” with for recipes that are poetry on a plate. Goldie’s parfait and whole grains! NABISCO products made w/ whole grains Build the artful Three Pigs’ Tomato Topper Pick up berries from your farmers' market are tasty even when it rains. Enjoy them w/ TRISCUIT crackers to get more & make Goldie’s Forest Berry Parfait home & on-the-go. Now you know! #WholeGrains during made w/ belVita Bites Breakfast Biscuits #PoetryMonth bit.ly/NabiscoWG #HomeImprovementMonth. bit.ly/NabiscoWG bit.ly/NabiscoWG Editorial Calendar. ©Mondelēz International group *Recipes on www.NabiscoWholeGrains.com and www.snackworks.com Resource for Nutrition Professionals. Not for Distribution. Celebrate All Year Long with Easy and Delicious Ways to Enjoy Whole Grains as Part of a Balanced Diet! JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER Prep Your Basket for Picnic Month! Grilling is Peachy for Peach Month! Whole Grains for the Whole Month Little Red Riding Hood has her picnic basket Fire up the grill and get ready to make The Celebrate Whole Grain Month with delicious ready to go, packed with HONEY MAID Princess’s yummy Peach “Pies”* for and convenient NABISCO products made Graham crackers for a delicious snack. National Peach Month. The combination of with whole grains. belVita Breakfast Choose from a variety of NABISCO products NEWTONS 100% Whole Grain Wheat fruit Biscuits, TRISCUIT crackers, WHEAT THINS made with whole grains during chewy cookies and grilled peaches is a snacks, HONEY MAID Graham crackers, National Picnic Month! peachy treat your whole family will enjoy! and NEWTONS fruit chewy cookies make it easy to get more whole grains each day. Pack a basket with HONEY MAID Get grilling during #PeachMonth w/ Enjoy @belVita @TheRealTriscuit Grahams & head to Granny’s for Princess’s tasty Peach “Pies” recipe, @WheatThins @HoneyMaidSnacks & #NationalPicnicMonth. Little Red made w/ NEWTONS 100% Whole Grain Newtons during #WholeGrainMonth! will surely do the same Wheat cookies. bit.ly/NabiscoWG Aim for at least 48g of whole grains daily. @HoneyMaidSnacks Editorial Calendar. ©Mondelēz International group *Recipes on www.NabiscoWholeGrains.com and www.snackworks.com Resource for Nutrition Professionals. Not for Distribution. Celebrate All Year Long with Easy and Delicious Ways to Enjoy Whole Grains as Part of a Balanced Diet! OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Deck Out Your Desserts, My Dear! Step Into the NABISCO Whole Grains Story! ‘Tis the Season for Whole Grains It’s National Dessert Month, so get your taste What better way to celebrate Family Stories Celebrate the season with NABISCO buds ready! Enjoy delicious and easy recipes Month than with NABISCO fairy tale recipes, products made with whole grains. Our from NABISCO like Granny Wolf’s Warm videos and more at NabiscoWholeGrains.com! tasty products can help you reach the Apple Dip* with HONEY MAID Grahams. NABISCO products made with whole recommended 48g or more of whole grains Each serving provides 8g of whole grain. grains are putting their own spin on classic each day, as part of a balanced diet. Try You’ll say “My, what a delicious recipe you fairy tales to tell the whole grains story. out Rapunzel’s Royal Ratatouille Dip* with have!” And we’ll reply, “The better to help Tune in and enjoy the whole grains story WHEAT THINS Original snacks for a royally you get more whole grains with, my dear!” as told by NABISCO. tasty snack break this season. Create tasty delights during Enjoy fairy tales featuring NABISCO #TisTheSeason for whole grains! Try #NationalDessertMonth w/ products made w/ whole grains during Rapunzel’s Ratatouille Dip w/ WHEAT bit.ly/NabiscoWG recipes, like Granny #FamilyStoriesMonth. Videos, recipes & THINS snacks to help you get more Wolf’s Warm Apple Dip w/ HONEY more at bit.ly/NabiscoWG #WholeGrains! bit.ly/NabiscoWG MAID Grahams! Editorial Calendar. ©Mondelēz International group *Recipes on www.NabiscoWholeGrains.com and www.snackworks.com Resource for Nutrition Professionals. Not for Distribution..
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