The folks over at WiseGeek.com have posted a very interesting article, as evidenced by the fact that it has the highest Digg rating I’ve ever seen!
They have photographed varying portions of a wide variety of foods, all of which equate to 200 calories. Check it out.
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Fittest:
Rocket Pop
70 calories
0 g protein
19g carbs
0 g fat
Whole Fruit Bar
80 calories
0 g protein
21g carbs
0 g fat
They claim it counts as a daily serving of fruit if it’s made from 100% juice.
Fudgsicle
100...
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I like it! This ties in nicely with the John P Health Challenge. Awareness is the first step towards effecting healthy change…..