allowed Food Guide - Summer EBT for Children
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allowed Food Guide - Summer EBT for Children
SUMMER 2014 Shopping Tips • Make sure the foods you buy with your SEBTC Bridge Card are allowed foods from this list. •At checkout, group your SEBTC foods together so they can be paid for separately with your SEBTC Bridge Card. •Choose lower priced foods when you shop. •Manufacturers’ coupons and store promotions may be used with your SEBTC Bridge Card. •Be sure to select “WIC” as the type of transaction when making a purchase or completing a balance inquiry with your SEBTC Bridge Card. About Your SEBTC Bridge Card •See the instructions sheet that came with your SEBTC Bridge Card for important information. •If you have Bridge Card problems or questions call 1-888-678-8914 or visit www.ebt.acs-inc.com. •SEBTC foods cannot be purchased before the first day of your first benefit month or after midnight Eastern Standard Time on the last day of your last benefit month. For SEBTC Program Help Food List Allowed Food Guide Detroit Area Benefit Months June 13 - July 12 July 13 - August 12 August 13 - September 1 Call: 1-888-265-3291 Email: [email protected] Visit: www.sebtc-mi.com Your Rights In accordance with Federal Law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call toll free (866) 632-9992 (Voice). Individuals who are hearing impaired or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339; or (800) 845-6136 (Spanish). The usda, MDE and MDCH are equal opportunity providers and employers. $30 FOOD PACKAGE Publication Developed with Grant Funds This project has been funded at least in part with Federal funds from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The contents of this publication do not necessarily reflect the view or policies of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, nor does mention of trade names, commercial products, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government. Understanding Your Balance Inquiry and Receipts e Inquiry WIC Balanc T his is what a balance inquiry will look like at the XX1234 XXXXXXXXXX Card Num: : 12340000 ID nt ha rc WIC Me Date: Settlement beginning of each benefit month for one enrolled child. •Your food amounts will be more if you have more than one child enrolled (double the amount for two children, triple the amount for three children, etc.). TS: WIC BENEFI REMAINING 3 1 18 SKIM MILK , 1/2% or GAL 2%, 1% DOZ EGGS 1 1 8.00 CEREAL zCn Dry, 15-16o Pnut Btr lb JAR 18 oz D T BREA WHOLE WHEA LB BLES AND VEGETA $$$ FRUITS OZ amounts Bean •Food package benefits are loaded BY: C BENEFITS USE YOUR WI 7/10/2014 onto your SEBTC Bridge Card on a benefit month basis. Reference the cover of this Food List to see the 2014 benefit months for your program area. Use your benefits by the specified date at the bottom of your balance inquiry or receipt because unused benefits will NOT roll over to the next month. Be sure to visit www.sebtc-mi.com to: •Each time you shop, your amounts will change and your receipt will show you your remaining balances for the benefit month. • Watch training videos •Download healthy eating and shopping tips • Get help with the SEBTC Program Understanding Beans, Lentils, Peas & Peanut Butter Choices 1 is the per child per benefit month amount Depending on how many children are enrolled in your family, and what you choose to buy each time you shop, many combinations may be possible. It is important to know the following amounts: 1= One 18 oz jar of peanut butter .75= Three cans of 15-16 oz beans or peas or One 16 oz (1 lb) package of dry beans, lentils or peas .50= Two cans of 15-16 oz beans or peas or Four cans of 15-16 oz beans or peas .25= One can of 15-16 oz beans or peas If your receipt or balance inquiry shows: 2 Jar 18 oz Pnut Btr, lb Dry, 15-16 oz Cn Bean you can buy: Two 18 oz jars of peanut butter Two 16 oz packages of dry beans, lentils or peas Eight cans of 15-16 oz beans or peas One 18 oz jar of peanut butter + One 16 oz package of dry beans, lentils or peas One 18 oz jar of peanut butter + Four cans of 15-16 oz beans or peas One 16 oz package of dry beans, lentils or peas + Four cans of 15-16 oz beans or peas BEANS, LENTILS & PEAS PEANUT BUTTER ALLOWED DRY u No organic allowed No organic allowed u • 16 oz (1 lb) package • Any type 16-18 oz store brand jar ONLY Smooth, creamy, crunchy, extra crunchy NOT ALLOWED • Specialty brands like Arrow Head Mills or Fifty50 •Peanut butter mixed with jelly, marshmallow, honey, other flavorings • Reduced fat peanut butter • Peanut spread • Peanut butter with DHA or Omega 3 NOT ALLOWED DRY • Barzi beans • Dry beans with seasoning packets ALLOWED CANNED • 15-16 oz can • Any type •Brands – Bush’s, Centrella, Essential Everyday, Great Value, Goya, Halstead Acres, IGA, Joan of Arc, Kroger, La Preferida, Meijer, Our Family, Progresso, ShurFine, Spartan, Valu Time, Wylwood • Low sodium of any allowed brand NOT ALLOWED CANNED •Beans with added fat, oil, or meat • Baked beans • Pork and beans • Chili beans • Refried beans No organic allowed u 1 dozen per child per benefit month 1 dozen ALLOWED • Grade A or AA • Medium or large • White only • Green beans • Snap beans • Wax beans • Yellow beans • Green peas • Sweet peas NOT ALLOWED • Extra large • Jumbo •Free range, cage free, low cholesterol, Omega 3, pasteurized • Eggland’s Best, Gold Circle Farms, Good News Eggs FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Organic is allowed u EGGS $8 cash value per child per benefit month You can pay for fruits and vegetables that cost more than your cash value benefit ALLOWED •Any variety fresh fruit or vegetable without added sweetener or fat •May be whole, cut, bagged or packaged •Sweet potatoes and yams NOT ALLOWED •White potatoes, any variety like red skin, russet, Yukon Gold •Fruit or vegetable party trays with dip, dressing or other added food items • Fruit and nut mixtures • Fruit baskets •Fruits or vegetables from salad bars •Herbs, spices, edible blossoms or flowers (broccoli, cauliflower, artichoke are allowed) •Ornamental or decorative fruits or vegetables such as chili peppers or garlic on a string, gourds or painted pumpkins •Salad kits with dressing or other added food items WHOLE WHEAT BREAD No organic allowed u 1 lb loaf = 16 oz Bunny 100% Whole Wheat u One 1 lb loaf per child per benefit month These brands and types ONLY Healthy Life 100% Whole Wheat Whole Grain Hearth Oven Bakers 100% Whole Wheat No organic allowed u 11 oz package or larger Nickles Country Style 100% Whole Wheat u These brands and flavors ONLY Cream of Wheat Cream of Rice Original Flavor Original Flavor 14 oz or 28 oz,18 oz Whole Grain p, 12 oz Instant Individual Packets Regular or Healthy Grain p Quaker Instant Grits Original & Butter Flavor Individual Packets ONLY Meijer 100% Whole Wheat 18 ounces total for hot and cold cereals per child per benefit month HOT CEREALS COCO Wheats Pepperidge Farm Stone Ground 100% Whole Wheat Malt-O-Meal Original c & Chocolate c Flavor Quaker Instant Oatmeal Regular Flavor p Individual Packets ONLY Maypo Better Oats Oat Revolution Instant Classic Instant Oatmeal p only Individual Packets ONLY America’s Choice, Essential Everday, Great Value, IGA, Kroger, Meijer, Our Family, Parade, Roundy’s, Spartan Pepperidge Farm Swirled 100% Whole Wheat Cinnamon with Raisins Pepperidge Farm Very Thin Sliced Soft 100% Whole Wheat Sara Lee Classic 100% Whole Wheat 3 gallons per child per benefit month MILK No organic allowed ALLOWED • Fat free milk (skim) • Low fat milk (½%, 1%) • Reduced fat milk (2%) • Buttermilk Spartan 100% Whole Wheat Store Brand Instant Oatmeal Regular Flavor p NOT ALLOWED •Whole milk •Chocolate or flavored milk • Evaporated filled •Nut or grain milk (like almond or rice) • Guernsey •Value added (Kid’s Milk, Fit Milk, Over the Moon) • Vitamite • Glass bottles • Unhomogenized All SEBTC hot and cold cereals provide a good source of iron Cereals with (c) provide 100% Daily Value folic acid Cereals with (p) are made with whole grains and provide good fiber COLDCEREALS CEREALS COLD organic allowed NoNo organic allowed u 11 oz package or largeru 16 oz package or larger 18 ounces total for hot and cold cereals per child per benefit month u These brands and flavors ONLY These brands and flavors ONLY HOT CEREALS No organic allowed u 11 oz package or larger. u Kix Plain p Cheerios Plain p Multi Grain cp Special K Original c Corn Flakes Plain Frosted cp These brands and flavors ONLY Mini Spooners Strawberry Cream cp Blueberry cp Dora the Explorer p Scooby-Doo! p Mini-Wheats Unfrosted p Frosted p Frosted Big Bite p Bran Flakes p Honey Bunches of Oats Vanilla Bunches p Honey Roasted, Almonds, Cinnamon Bunches Fruit Blends Banana Blueberry Fruit Blends Peach Rasberry Tropical Blends Mango Coconut Life Originalp Crispy Rice Original c 12 oz package or larger Oat Blenders Honey Honey Almond Store Brands: Centrella Essential Everyday Great Value Kroger Meijer Spartan Our Family Chex Rice Wheat cp Corn p Oatmeal Squares Brown Sugar cp Cinnamon cp Honey Nut cp Golden Maple cp Great Grains Banana Nut Crunch p Hy-Top IGA Kiggins Parade Nature’s Crunch
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