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Diet today for a Thinner tomorrow
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Healthy and helpful tips and information on how to get the most from your diet plan. From making ratatouille and zero calorie iced tea, to using zucchini as a pasta. Great articles on all aspects of dieting and gaining healthy benefits.
- Added on: Nov 11th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: courtney
- Listed in: Weight Loss Diet & Nutrition
- Tags: weight loss diet lose weight diets lose fat best diet
Recent Posts
Ratatouille, perfect diet food.
Ratatouille is a french compound word meaning "rata" (slang from the French Army meaning "chunky stew") and "touiller" ("to stir"). In the movie Ratatouille, the main ingredients were sliced and layered.Historically, it is considered that Ratatouill...
Zucchini, a diet must.
Zucchini, another great vegetable that can be used in place of noodles or pasta. I have made a lasagna replacing the lasagna noodles with slices of zucchini. Another time, I alternated between the zucchini and the noodles. Cutting calories and oth...
The power of Lemons.
Lemon juice is rather versatile, it can be used in hot drinks like tea, cold drinks like iced tea, and salad dressings, and a great zero calorie flavor booster for baked potatoes and steamed broccoli. It is also great in a glass of plain ...
Rice cakes, boring yet perfect.
Rice cakes are snacks made from rice and are eaten in most countries, yet are made differently in each region of the world. In North America and other Western countries, a rice cake is a round, hard and crunchy snack made from puffed rice.Rice cakes ...
Salsa, a dieting secret.
I love nachos with all the toppings and the salsa and the sour cream. I have been known to eat these for days on end. I know that most of this is healthy for you, from the basic ingredient products like the corn based nacho chips, to all those grea...
78 calorie spaghetti.
Successful dieting and weight loss may involve alternative food groups. This may involve "thinking outside the box" of regular eating and dieting. Now when I say alternative measures I don't mean these are particularly unusual measures, just a dif...
