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	Foods: Things You Don’t Know, Can’t Know and Don’t Want to Know

rmowery

9-19-2006 10:08 AM

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foods, starbucks, fraps, hotdogs, food industry, health

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9-19-2006 11:53 AM

egoldstein

wow! i've still never tried a Caffe Mocha or a Frappuccino... and now i'm sure i never will.

9-19-2006 12:12 PM

bignosemousie

Why did I read this when you clearly stated it was a thing I didn't want to know?!!!

hahaa, I don't drink these because of this very reason. They sure are tasty, but I'd rather drink those calories in a glass of wine, or 3.

10-7-2006 2:28 PM

dfiskey

agree with you mousie!!! A plain old cup of coffee does the trick for me! Would much much rather save my calories/fat intake for other things.. such as wine!

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