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Low-Fat Salad Dressing

Salad dressing is usually loaded with fat. It's tasty but the calories from dressing can double or even triple the total calories in your salad. To cut fat and calories but still get dressing's taste, mix balsamic vinegar with a little maple syrup. It's especially good on spinach salad.





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