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milly143 | 11:21 Mon 14th Mar 2011 | Food & Drink
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Is there any difference health wise between brine, spring water and the other one they use (oil is it?)?
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Oil has more calories, brine has more salt......
11:22 Mon 14th Mar 2011
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As woof said...so spring water is the healthiest option.
11:23 Mon 14th Mar 2011
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Well there's a surprise. The one I don't like is the one I should be eating.
11:29 Mon 14th Mar 2011
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You could always just have chicken. :)
11:32 Mon 14th Mar 2011
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John West do one where it's just tuna, nothing to drain off it, and an olive oil one - that's good fats omega 3 and all that if that helps
11:34 Mon 14th Mar 2011
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Douglas, if I'm not eating tuna then I'm eating chicken. I'm pretty much the fussiest eater in the world. :o)

Thanks Mercia, will see if I can find that in Tesco later.
11:37 Mon 14th Mar 2011

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