A Picnic That Goes With The Grain
With summer officially here on June 21, it’s time to get the picnic basket out of storage and pack it with tasty, portable foods. Includes recipe for Rice, Bean and Corn Salad.
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With summer officially here on June 21, it’s time to get the picnic basket out of storage and pack it with tasty, portable foods. Includes recipe for Rice, Bean and Corn Salad.
Studies show that as people eat out more often, their calorie consumption goes up. This is probably due not just to what we order, but also how much. New research shows that restaurant portion sizes have grown markedly, with amounts two to five or more times larger than the standard serving size.
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Most people with diabetes can drink alcohol safely if they drink in moderation (one or two drinks occasionally), because in higher quantities alcohol can cause health problems.