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Food For Thought: Fry Replacements

Craving a satisfying crunch and bold flavor that fried foods can bring, but without the guilt? Say goodbye to unhealthy saturated fats! Learn how to change up your cooking methods to reduce fat without sacrificing the flavor you love. By making simple swaps, you can help avoid heart disease, weight gain and other health issues in the long run.

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