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food labelling 3% fat or 90% fat free ??
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i only just noticed the labelling on some of the food:
soo confusing to me ...
eg
A. .only 3 % fat
B .90% fat Free?
so i guess A contains less fat than B??
are they trying to fool us???
soo confusing to me ...
eg
A. .only 3 % fat
B .90% fat Free?
so i guess A contains less fat than B??
are they trying to fool us???
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terambulan, try this.
Burn two chopped onions with garlic. Add a tin of Patak's extra-hot vindaloo paste, a tin of tomatoes, and masses of black pepper. If you have any Dorset Naga chillies, chop and add one now. If however you don't, add about 5 chopped red Scotch Bonnets. 5 mins before serving, add 1kg of frozen king prawns.
Serve with brown rice for that added fibre effect. Stay at home tomorrow.
Burn two chopped onions with garlic. Add a tin of Patak's extra-hot vindaloo paste, a tin of tomatoes, and masses of black pepper. If you have any Dorset Naga chillies, chop and add one now. If however you don't, add about 5 chopped red Scotch Bonnets. 5 mins before serving, add 1kg of frozen king prawns.
Serve with brown rice for that added fibre effect. Stay at home tomorrow.
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