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10 Foods in Your Fridge You Should Throw Away Now

Pickles

Jars of salty dill spears keep in the fridge for months, but the sodium can take up a huge chunk of your recommended daily allowance, and pickles have zero nutrients.

Other Options: Sauerkraut

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7 thoughts on “10 Foods in Your Fridge You Should Throw Away Now”

    1. So much junk food out there in the marketpkace. It can be difficult to stay away from comfort foods. The upside: staying healthy longer…

  1. Its ironic that in the entry for tonic water, you show a bottle of Fever Tree tonic water. It is the only tonic water that does NOT use high fructose corn syrup. It uses natural cane sugar syrup.

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