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[QUOTE="raaman, post: 64110, member: 23419"] [B]If you think that you cannot stop eating sweets and candies completely, it is good to at least try to eat less of it by allocating a particular day as ‘chocolate day’ or something like that when you want to eat chocolates. This can very well be connected with that of pay day, weekends and the like. In the same way, you can cut down on semi-finished items. It is another way to, both make the food you eat healthier and save some money on your grocery shopping, when partly finished items is much more costly than the regular food. [/B] [/QUOTE]
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