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Old 11-06-2006, 02:17 PM #1
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I stick with the real versions of most foods, there's enough additives and chemicals in it already. IMO
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Your welcome for the link. After I looked at my post again... if I sounded pushy or anything by posting that link I apologize. I just didn't have an answer and remembered that they had done quite a bit of research on these sugar alternatives and thought you might be able to find a few answers there.
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