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<br>Hungry Girl Today: 9.10.08 
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<br>ASK HUNGRY GIRL 
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<br>HG, 
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<br>PLEASE give us the scoop on why Dannon changed their Light & Fit yogurt to 
<br>have more grams of sugar and more calories. It also would be nice to know 
<br>if there's any hope that we'll ever get the old Dannon back! 
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<br>Yogurty Sadness  
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<br>Dear Yogurty Sadness, 
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<br>WOW... I knew people were bummed about the change in Dannon Light & Fit, 
<br>but I had no idea just how unhappy everyone would be about it. Over the 
<br>past few weeks, we've received about 300 emails from people who are VERY 
<br>upset about this change. For those of you out of the yogurt loop, Dannon 
<br>Light & Fit was recently reformulated to have better taste and texture, and 
<br>the 6-oz. containers now contain several more grams of sugar and have 80 
<br>calories each (the old formula had 60 calories per container). To be honest, I 
<br>was initially happy about the reformulation, but I didn't fully understand all 
<br>sides of the story. I do think the new yogurt tastes a lot better, and taste is 
<br>the reason this change was made. But apparently, taste isn't a concern for 
<br>many of you who count sugars, care about the extra Weight Watchers Point 
<br>(the 6-oz. containers went from a POINTS&reg; value of 1* to 2*), or enjoy 
<br>lower calorie yogurt (even if it is a little thin!). And I totally get that. The 
<br>bottom line is this -- the peeps at Dannon do NOT have any plans to bring 
<br>back the 6-oz. containers of Light & Fit yogurt with less sugar and only 60 
<br>calories. They do have a 60-calorie product out now (one flavor even has 50 
<br>cals), with only 7 - 8g sugars and a POINTS&reg; value of 1* -- but the 
<br>containers are only 4 oz. each. That stuff is called Dannon Light & Fit 0% 
<br>Plus. It has 50% more fruit than the regular Light & Fit, and it tastes great! 
<br>But again, you only get 4 oz. for that same 60 calories. Anyhow, as of now, 
<br>the Dannon folks are sticking to their guns and saying there's no way they'll 
<br>be bringing back the 6-oz., 60-calorie stuff. But we know the squeaky wheel 
<br>gets the oil, so if you REALLY want that yogurt back, MAKE SOME NOISE, 
<br>people!!!
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<br>Hey, Hungry Girl! 
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<br>What did you eat today? With your busy schedule, I know you can't be in the 
<br>kitchen rolling everything in Fiber One all day! What does your average food 
<br>day look like? 
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<br>Just Curious  
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<br>Dear Just Curious, 
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<br>What did I eat today? OK, I'll tell you... For breakfast, I had an FRS (click for 
<br>details) and a brand-new HG recipe I am working on for our second book (a 
<br>baked breakfast dish made with Egg Beaters, low-fat cheese, spinach, etc., 
<br>and no bready items). Mid-morning I had an apple. At around 1:15 or so, I 
<br>had lunch, which was a spicy tuna roll from a local store here in LA called 
<br>Gelson's. (That place has the BEST spicy tuna on the planet, and I am a total 
<br>sushi SNOB. It's made with very little mayo, and not a lot of rice.) We're 
<br>testing recipes here later this afternoon, so I'll have a few bites of a pumpkin 
<br>pudding parfait and some faux-fried items. For dinner, I plan on having a 
<br>veggie-packed salad with lean protein. Here's a list of foods I eat a lot of on 
<br>a daily basis -- fresh fruit (lots of apples, grapes and pineapple), Egg Beaters 
<br>(scrambled with Laughing Cow Light cheese), high-fiber tortillas, salads, lean 
<br>meats, sushi and sashimi, fat-free yogurt (and other fat-free or low-fat 
<br>dairy), VitaTops, Pinkberry (or other tart frozen yogurt), and any and all HG 
<br>recipes that we're testing in our kitchen here. Every now and then, I also like 
<br>snacking on 100-calorie packs of almonds, Everybody's Nuts! pistachios, and 
<br>some sort of crunchy item (like Popchips, Quaker Mini Delights, etc.). Hope 
<br>that satisfied your curiosity. And by the way, there usually is SOMEONE in the 
<br>HG kitchen rolling stuff around in Fiber One almost daily... 
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<br>CHEW ON THIS:
<br>Hey! Today, September 10th, is TV Dinner Day. Grab a Lean Cuisine or 
<br>Weight Watchers Smart Ones entr&eacute;e and whoop it up!
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