Find food and nutrition apps for your mobile device, and read recent blog posts to see what is going on in the field.
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USDA Blog
Find USDA food and nutrition blog posts, including recent posts from Nutrition.gov and the Food and Nutrition Information Center:
- Celebrate Cultural Heritage with Healthy Recipes (May 2021)
- Four Easy Ways to Eat Well in the New Year (January 2021)
- How to Save More on Fruits and Vegetables (May 2020)
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FoodKeeper App
Use the FoodKeeper app to help keep peak quality and reduce waste.
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Food and Nutrition Updates
Subscribe or view recent editions of the Food and Nutrition Updates e-newsletter.
- Celebrate National Food Day by Learning About Nutrients (October 2021)
- Four Recipes for a Nutritious Start to Fall (September 2021)
- Personalize Your Plate for National Nutrition Month (March 2021)
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Dining Decisions Mobile App
Download the free Dining Decisions game to your iPad, iPhone, or Android device and see how healthy you can make your food plate!
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Can I Eat This?
Select the country you’re in and answer a few simple questions about what you’re thinking about eating or drinking, and Can I Eat This? will tell you whether it’s likely to be safe.
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Keep Food Safe Blog
Get practical information and tips from experts to help keep food safe for friends and family.
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HerbList App
Use the HerbList App for research-based information about the safety and effectiveness of herbal products.
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ODPHP.Health.gov Blog
Read the Health.gov blog for news and updates on physical activity and nutrition from the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion.
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Office on Women's Health Blog - Fitness and Nutrition
Find a list of blog posts from the Office on Women's Health. Also see the section on Heart Health, Stroke, and Diabetes.
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Live Whole Health
Use this free app to understand where you are and set goals toward where you would like to be with your healthy habits, such as nutrition, exercise, stress management, and more.
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MOVE! Coach App
Lose weight with the MOVE!® Coach app designed for Veterans, service members, their families, and others.