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Francine Prince's New Diet for Life Cookbook

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  • 228 stron
  • 8 godzin czytania

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There has been a significant shift in American dietary trends.Cholesterol, sugar, "bad fats," and salt are out; Fiber,complex carbohydrates, and "good fats" are in. As webegin a new millennium, Americans are more conscious of theireating habits than ever before.Now, from the author of the best selling Dieter'sGourmet Cookbook, comes FRANCINE PRINCE'S NEW DIETFOR LIFE COOKBOOK, a timeless, healthful, gourmet cuisinefor everyone. The New Diet For Life Cookbook isaddressed not to Americans on a restricted diet, but to healthyAmericans who want to stay healthy.The New Diet for Life Cookbook cuts down oningredients that may be harmful to one's health and steps upingredients that are likely to be beneficial. In supermarketterms, this means carrying home more fruits and vegetables, wholegrain products, lean meat, chicken, and fish (particularly coldwater fish).

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Francine Prince's New Diet for Life Cookbook, Francine Prince

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Rok wydania
2000
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Tytuł
Francine Prince's New Diet for Life Cookbook
Język
angielski
Wydawca
iUniverse
Rok wydania
2000
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
228
ISBN10
0595135471
ISBN13
9780595135479
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Opis
There has been a significant shift in American dietary trends.Cholesterol, sugar, "bad fats," and salt are out; Fiber,complex carbohydrates, and "good fats" are in. As webegin a new millennium, Americans are more conscious of theireating habits than ever before.Now, from the author of the best selling Dieter'sGourmet Cookbook, comes FRANCINE PRINCE'S NEW DIETFOR LIFE COOKBOOK, a timeless, healthful, gourmet cuisinefor everyone. The New Diet For Life Cookbook isaddressed not to Americans on a restricted diet, but to healthyAmericans who want to stay healthy.The New Diet for Life Cookbook cuts down oningredients that may be harmful to one's health and steps upingredients that are likely to be beneficial. In supermarketterms, this means carrying home more fruits and vegetables, wholegrain products, lean meat, chicken, and fish (particularly coldwater fish).