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Old 14-01-2008, 04:45 PM
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I love dates so every christmas i eat a tray full they are good for you butjust found out how calorific they are
4 oz/100g = 250 calories
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Didn't get any dates this last Xmas-trying to be calorie conscious-who me
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Why is it our fave foods are so fattening ! its just not fare
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A little of what you fancy does yougood-yes-even food
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Eating dates.... Ask a female praying Mantis......
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One advantage is that they help keep you regular!
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So do prunes-yummy
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