Try to focus on the foods at the foundation of the pyramid and have small amounts of the foods at the top when you can.
The 'real' food pyramid
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The 'real' food pyramid
What do you reckon, pretty cool photo aye
Try to focus on the foods at the foundation of the pyramid and have small amounts of the foods at the top when you can.
Try to focus on the foods at the foundation of the pyramid and have small amounts of the foods at the top when you can.
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Re: The 'real' food pyramid
Love it!!!
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Re: The 'real' food pyramid
This is cool man, makes me feel guilty for not eating more leafy greens... I suppose I should buy some bok choy and kale tomorrow then
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Re: The 'real' food pyramid
Yeah, I'm going to hit the supermarket later this morning and stock up too Ross.
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