nonfattening
Britishadjective
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The research group that blew the whistle on the unhealthy fat content of Chinese food and movie popcorn has now reported that olestra, a nonfattening fat substitute, is unsafe for consumption.
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But others report that they lose weight on board, because there are so many good, nonfattening choices, and put on weight at home, where they eat junk food.
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That was followed by a growing demand for health-promoting, and especially nonfattening foods.
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Source Perrier believes that sales of its nonfattening water will be further helped by the U.S.
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Her lavish use of butter, cream, wine, etc., confirms my theory that to create a really fine meal, the cook should ignore those recipes labeled "nonfattening" or "economical."
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