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[quote=Anonymous]Our parents, mine included, are great evidence of the crazy ideas that were regarded as truth 15 years ago. "Low Fat" items were so much better. I also remember looking at the side of a soda can and seeing 0 fat and thinking great, I can drink this all day without impact! Juice? Drink up! It's fruit and only good for you. Entire whole wheat bagel? Go for it! It's whole wheat! It was all about the fat back then without any blame put on the carbs. That said, portions were also smaller, warehouse clubs were not popular, etc so I think the bad things we were eating were balanced out somewhat by smaller portion sizes. Going back even farther, my grandmother had super small glasses used for juice and super small bowls used for ice cream. Now, both of those go into normal-sized dishes. [/quote]
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