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Gnom [1K]
3 years ago
10

which one of the following choices is a good substitution for cookies as a fast snack? A.Baked potato with salsa B.Graham cracke

rs with peanut butter C.Ice cream with nuts D.Low-fat potato chips
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sergeinik [125]3 years ago
5 0
I believe Graham crackers with peanut butter, because when potato is baked, the fat oozes out of the potato, and the salsa may or may not have large amounts of salt and sugar.low fat potato chips might still have a lot of calories, even though, it's statement. ice cream has a lot of sugar.

but there are different types of peanut butter;, the natural, homemade, or processed. it's better to have homemade peanut butter
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