NutraPlanet Gazette

The magazine that makes vegetables feel worth exploring.

A storytelling-led food adventure for families and schools. Each issue turns one fruit or vegetable into a world of comics, experiments, recipes, and curiosity before dinner ever starts.

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Built to make unfamiliar foods feel familiar — one extraordinary issue at a time.

🏠 Designed For Families + Schools

✨ Best For Curiosity Before Dinner

📱 Access Digital + Print-Friendly

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Introduction

40+ pages that make vegetables fascinating before your child ever sees them at dinner.

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The Details

Audience: Families and schools
Library: 11 issues, read anytime
Format: Digital + print-ready learning experience

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Why It Works

Kids don’t need another lecture about healthy choices. They need a world that makes fruits and vegetables feel familiar, memorable, and worth revisiting.

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Created By

Founder: Tremayne Saliim
Creative Lead: Eric Saliim
Mission: Turn curiosity into better food choices

The Challenge

Nutrition education feels boring, forgettable, and disconnected from what excites today’s kids.

More than 80% of Americans eat diets low in vegetables, according to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, not because vegetables taste bad, but because they’re unfamiliar.

Kids avoid what they don’t understand. No context for what broccoli tastes like. No story about where sweet potatoes come from. No reason to choose the unknown over the familiar.

Traditional nutrition education tells kids “eat your vegetables because they’re healthy” and expects that fact to compete with pizza, cookies, and chicken nuggets. It doesn’t work.

No familiarity Food feels random when it shows up on the plate without a story around it.

No emotional connection Facts alone cannot compete with characters, humor, and play.

No reason to revisit Kids need repeated, positive exposure before willingness to try appears.

Our Solution

A storytelling experience that turns healthy eating into a curiosity-driven adventure.

Each issue focuses on one fruit or vegetable and explores it from every angle so kids build context before they build preference.

Meet Your Fruits & Veggies

Every issue spotlights one food and explores it from every angle — taste, texture, origin, and culture — so kids build real context before the food ever reaches their plate.

Comics & Adventures

Little TJ and the crew make the featured food feel like part of a world worth following.

Science Experiments

Simple hands-on experiments make food feel interactive instead of abstract.

Cultural Stories

Kids see how the same ingredient appears across places, traditions, and family meals.

Family Recipes

Low-pressure recipe prompts create real-life touchpoints after the story experience.

Games, Puzzles & Fun Facts

Trivia, activities, and playful facts keep the featured food in rotation all month long.

How To Access

Digital flipbook, easy to read on any device
Print-friendly pages for classroom or home use
All 11 issues unlocked the day you join

Inside The Magazine

Every page is designed to make one food feel unforgettable.

From headline-driven covers to big one-liners, each spread inside the Gazette has a specific job: build familiarity, spark curiosity, and make healthy food feel worth coming back to.

Headline Covers

Headline-driven covers that instantly frame the food as exciting.

Great for the first impression: big playful type, one featured ingredient, and a bright visual hook.

Nutrition Explainers

Nutrition explainers framed like hero posters

Short educational blocks, character energy, and a format that feels collectible instead of classroom-heavy.

Food Characters

Food characters that make unfamiliar produce memorable

Each issue can introduce varieties, flavors, and preparation ideas through character-based storytelling.

Interactive Prompts

Interactive prompts that carry curiosity past the page

Discussion starters, grocery missions, or family kitchen prompts turn the issue into action.

Lightweight Pages

Lightweight pages that make healthy food feel playful

Not every spread has to teach hard. Some spreads just make the food feel warm, familiar, and fun.

Big One-Liners

Big one-liners that create memorability

These moments help the Gazette feel like a world kids want to quote, collect, and revisit.

The Outcome

Kids build genuine excitement for vegetables, and start choosing them on their own.

Parents tell us curiosity starts first. Then willingness. Then preference.

My son brought the Gazette home and asked me to buy sweet potatoes so we could make the recipe together. First time he’s ever been excited about a vegetable.

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Parent, Halifax County NC School Parent

Week 2: My daughter asked to do the science experiment from the Gazette. Week 3: She wanted to try the vegetable ‘for real.’

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Susan M. Mom of 2

My kids fight over who gets to read it first. They’re learning about vegetables without realizing it. Then they actually want to try them.

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Jason D. Dad of 1

Curiosity Children ask questions and return to the issue.

Willingness They become more open to trying featured foods.

Preference Repeated exposure helps healthy habits stick.

The Gazette library

11 food adventures, one library.

Pick tonight’s food, open its Gazette issue, and dinner shows up with a comic and a surprising fact your kid gets to tell you.

Month to month

Monthly

Try the whole shelf one month at a time.

$4/month

Cancel anytime from your library.

All 11 Gazette adventures
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30-day money-back guarantee

Let’s pick a food

Best value

Yearly

A full year of adventures for less than eight months of monthly.

$29/year

About $2.42 a month · saves $19 a year over monthly.

All 11 Gazette adventures
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Open a year of adventures

Adventures 11

One everyday food in each, with a comic, a character and a fact worth repeating at dinner.

Explorer kit 1

The 7-Day Family Meal Plan for the fridge, with the Dinner Detectives cards on the way.

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