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LOOKING for: zero callary foods

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misty
(mistyo@teleclipse.net) on
Thu, Sep 6, 01 at 16:12

Does any have the (foods that burn fat) If so will you please tell me some of the foods.


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RE: LOOKING for: zero callary foods

Foods don't really burn fat but I can tell you that a balanced diet, moderation and exercise do.
I have just completed 6 weeks of Weight Watchers and so far 14 pounds - lots more to go.
Here is a Sugar Free - KFC Coleslaw recipe:
1 head of cabbage, shredded
2 carrots, grated/shredded
2 onions, sliced fine
1 cup of 2% milk
1/8 cup vinegar (or more if you want it strong but not sweet)
1/2 cup of Splenda or granulated Sugar substitute
1 tbsp of lemon juice
Pepper to taste

This needs to AGE overnight in the fridge or at least a few hours. Stir occasionally. My hubby ate tons of it and LOVES it - HE HATES SWEETENER - so he says....

Eat more fruit, veggies, low fat yogurts. Check out your local gym or outdoor activity group and treat yourself - yoga, walking, swimming - and
GOOD LUCK!


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