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10 Low-Fat Tricks
By Runner's World on 05/06/2002 in Weight Loss
Low-fat living - the cunning way

or salads add as much as 8 grams of fat. Make low-fat alternatives by coating cubes of bread with a water and oil mix and sprinkling with fresh or dried herbs. Bake at 180°C for up to 10 minutes and store in an airtight container.5. Avoid eating thin, frozen

Full fat or low sugar?
By SophieC on 28/08/2010 in forum
What are you?

Just out of idle curiosity (off work today due to toothache and wisdom tooth extraction earlier)...do you opt for the full fat version of things, eg mayonnaise, butter, soft drinks etc, or do you go for the low fat version?  What are the reasons

Low fat recipes
By Kent Runner on 12/01/2011 in forum

would anyone like to share some low fat recipes which are good for an active lifestyle. Let try and keep it nice and sims though. Like many others I'm no gordan ramsey when it comes to the kitchen SShhh....  as a long term WWer they have lots

High carbs low fat
By Keith McLaughlin on 12/01/2005 in forum

Can anyone help?I am looking for a book/food guide that will help me plan my diet.I am looking for high carbs but want to keep my fats low for my cholesterols sake.Any help would be greatly appreciated.Keith How refreshing!Rosemary Conley and Sue

low fat yoghurt
By kiki d. on 16/02/2005 in forum
should we eat it?

As we are constantly being bombarded with diet fixes, low fat washing powder and lose weight quick exercise regimes (runners world is no exception) I was left wondering........................if you don't need to lose weight is there any reason

Low Fat Christmas Pudding
By Catherine Gorton on 07/11/2006 in forum

Does anyone have the low fat Christmas pudding recipe that appeared in Runners World last year (2005). I think it was either in October or November and I seemed to have mistakenly thrown out the magazine. That'll teach me to tidy up.If anyone has

High protein, low fat snacks...
By Gravy on 06/07/2005 in forum
Any suggestions?

I want to get some high-protein, low-fat snacks for eating between meals after hard training sessions, because this is supposed to help speed recovery. Ideally I would like to find something that requires zero preparation (so I can eat at work, etc

Low-Fat Eating On The Go
By Runner's World on 05/06/2002 in Weight Loss
Why snack foods needn't be fat foods

of fat; a crunchy cereal bar sweetened with honey provided 465 calories and 22.5 grams of fat; whereas a King-Size Mars Bar had 452 calories and 17.5 grams of fat. Similarly, studies by the Food Commission found that one ‘low calorie’ chocolate bar had

Low fat, high energy sweets
By Simon M on 26/03/2011 in forum

I'm interested what sweets you eat for energy. I've heard jelly beans are good as they have high energy / carb values and little fat but have low protein. Fruit pastilles and jelly babies are better for protein and still have little fat but are a

Healthy/Low Fat cookery books
By DanielB on 04/05/2005 in forum
Any recommendations?

I'm looking to improve my diet and get more into preparing and cooking my own food. One thing I'd like to get a more cookery books, especially those for healthy low fat meals that I can make quickly (as I snack too much while waiting for complex




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