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Like many archaeologists, Hill had been taught that ancient humans in harsh northern climates conserved calories and rarely expended energy doing things with no direct physical benefit.
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The calories and carbs can also add up quick, rivaling the amounts in potato chips.
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The meal tends to live up to its name, packing in enough calories for breakfast and lunch combined (and sometimes even eating into your dinner budget, too).
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At 180 calories and nine grams of protein, these nut butters are nutrient dense and primed to fuel performance.
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In addition, Lee’s dish registered more calories and more sodium.
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Most of Harvest’s menu items are 500 calories or less, and are denoted with options catering to vegetarian, gluten-free and vegan diners.
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The Crystal Ball Frappuccino — made with whole milk and whipped cream, which is the standard recipe — is 270 calories and contains 11 grams of fat and 37 grams of sugar.
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And the soft drink industry, both in Europe and the United States, has made other, independent commitments to reduce the calories and sugar in their beverages.
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: a unit of heat used to indicate the amount of energy that foods will produce in the human body
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