How "low-cal" foods can make you fat

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Some foods labeled as low-calorie foods are still high in fat. Some cuts of chicken can have more fat than certain cuts of beef. Certain types of fish are higher in fat than others, and frying fish or adding sauces increases the amount of fat and calories.

author: Smith, Susan Male
Analysis, Dietary fat, Low-calorie food, Low calorie foods

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9 foods you should never microwave

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People should not cook meat on a bone or large pieces of meat in a microwave oven because the meat may not cook evenly. Other foods that are inappropriate for the microwave include large amounts of oil for frying foods, eggs in the shell and yeast breads.

Methods, Microwave cookery, Microwave cooking

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The health foods that really help

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Many health foods are better for you than similar foods. The nutrition levels of products vary by the amount of processing that is involved in preparing the food. Products made from whole grains are healthier than those from processed grains.

author: Lindner, Lawrence
Evaluation, Health foods, Grains, Natural foods, Sweeteners, Grain

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subjects list: Health aspects
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