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Default What's for breakfast?

jmcquown wrote on Tue, 6 May 2008 08:21:00 -0500:

> Nothing wrong with Egg Beaters. I use them from time to time
> myself. I've had benecol spread (not the lite version,
> though) at Mom's and it's not bad as far as butter subs go.
> I've gotten so used to skim milk even 2% tastes heavy to me.
> But it has to be ICE COLD!


I've not liked any form of plain milk since my early teens. I
simply have to eat something with it as, for example, cereal or
a banana. I find fat-free milk most palatable
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