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17 Summer Foods You Need to Stop Eating Right Now

Coleslaw

How bad can a shredded cabbage side dish be? Pretty bad. Not only are most slaws loaded with creamy ingredients like mayo and sour cream—they also sneak in a surprising amount of sugar. Case in point? You’ll get 15 grams of fat and more than 2 teaspoons of sugar from a cup of slaw.

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