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~ Any other plain unflavored milk~Low-fat regular or nondairy sour cream~Buttermilk~Any plain yogurt~Reduced-fat or nondairy sour cream.
The Skinnygirl Dish BETHENNY FRANKEL 2010
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Reduced-fat can be used in cold dishes, if you like the flavor.
SARA MOULTON’S EVERYDAY FAMILY DINNERS SARA MOULTON 2010
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~ Any other plain unflavored milk~Low-fat regular or nondairy sour cream~Buttermilk~Any plain yogurt~Reduced-fat or nondairy sour cream.
The Skinnygirl Dish BETHENNY FRANKEL 2010
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Reduced-fat can be used in cold dishes, if you like the flavor.
SARA MOULTON’S EVERYDAY FAMILY DINNERS SARA MOULTON 2010
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Reduced-fat salad dressings 2 tablespoons = 1 serving
The 17 Day Diet Dr. Mike Moreno 2010
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Reduced-fat, light, lowfat and nonfat ice cream account for 27.8% of the market, followed by frozen yogurt (4.3%), water ice (4.1%), sherbet (3.5%) and other (0.5%).
Whole-Milk Drinkers Gain Less Weight Steve Carper 2007
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Reduced-fat: Fat has been reduced by at least 25% when compared with a similar food product.
THE PROGRAM KELLY TRAVER 2009
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Reduced-fat: Fat has been reduced by at least 25% when compared with a similar food product.
THE PROGRAM KELLY TRAVER 2009
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Reduced-fat, light, low-fat and non-fat ice cream account for 23.5% of the frozen dessert market, followed by frozen yogurt at 4.3%, water ice at 4.3% and sherbet at 3.6%, according to the USDA's 2005 U.S. production figures.
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• Reduced-fat, low-fat, and nonfat ice creams contain progressively less fat than the 10% minimum specified in the commercial American definition of ice cream.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen Harold McGee 2004
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