Food Labels: Are Serving Sizes the Healthy Amount to Eat?
Does the serving size listed on a food label signify the amount that is healthy for you to eat? No, not always.
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Does the serving size listed on a food label signify the amount that is healthy for you to eat? No, not always.
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Treat yourself and your family to the flavor of Italy by adding fennel, which is also called finocchio, to your meal as a side dish or appetizer.