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<br>Hungry Girl Today: 06.20.07 
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<br>ASK HUNGRY GIRL 
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<br>Dear HG, 
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<br>I LOVE all of your food suggestions, but I have trouble finding some. So -- 
<br>can you please tell me where to look for certain things (like those low-
<br>cal "noodles", VitaTops, Laughing Cow cheese, Torani Syrups, Unsweetened 
<br>Almond Breeze, etc.)? Also, when you link to places online, I often want to 
<br>order things, but I'm scared to. Should I be?
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<br>Lovin' HG Foods
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<br>Dear Lovin', 
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<br>I'm here with the scoop. For starters, you can find lots of the foods I write 
<br>about in your local market. Those low-cal "noodles", aka House Foods Tofu 
<br>Shirataki, can be found at select supermarkets, Whole Foods locations and 
<br>Asian markets, and can also be purchased online. You can find more info on 
<br>them here. VitaTops are sold in select stores, but to get the best selection, 
<br>order online (we do free shipping promotions with them once a month or so). 
<br>Torani Sugar Free Syrups are sold at Smart & Final, Cost Plus World Market, 
<br>Costco and select markets, and they're available online (you can also click 
<br>here to have a list of local retailers emailed to you). Almond Breeze is sold at 
<br>Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, some supermarkets & natural foods stores, and 
<br>can be bought online. The Laughing Cow Light Cheese Wedges are pretty 
<br>much at every supermarket under the sun. My favorite guilt-free food-
<br>shopping site is Heavenly Diet Store, but you can find lots of great stuff at 
<br>Minimus.biz and Amazon.com as well. As for your safety concerns about 
<br>ordering online, I do it all the time and never have any problems. And 
<br>thousands of HG subscribers do it daily as well, and I very rarely hear any 
<br>complaints (believe me, if I do, I let EVERYBODY know!). But if you're 
<br>skeptical, go with a reputable online retailer like Amazon (we link there 
<br>whenever possible). BTW -- click here for a list of HG foods you can find at 
<br>most supermarkets. Thanks!!! 
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<br>Dear Hungry Girl, 
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<br>I'm a HUGE baseball nut, and now that the season is in full swing and I've 
<br>been to lots of games, I've found my waistline has expanded to resemble 
<br>that of Babe Ruth. I need to know what to eat at a ballpark. I always go right 
<br>for Baby Ruth candy bars and peanuts! Please help! 
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<br>"No, I'm Not Having a Baby" Ruth 
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<br>Dear Ruth, 
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<br>While Baby Ruth may be the Official Candy Bar of Major League Baseball, it's 
<br>also HG's Official Candy to Avoid at Baseball Games! Sure, studies have 
<br>shown that chocolate can help cheer you up  and that peanuts are a source 
<br>of good fat and protein, but each full-size Baby Ruth bar contains 280 
<br>calories, 39g carbs and 14g fat! And while it's fun to inhale a GINORMOUS 
<br>bag of roasted peanuts in the shell, an 8-oz. bag of those nutty snacks has 
<br>around 1,280 calories and 90 grams of fat! Eeeks. And don't even get me 
<br>started on the hot dogs there. To satisfy my snack cravings, I bring my own 
<br>treats to games. Some of the most fun things to chew while watching 
<br>baseball (or any other sport for that matter) are Quaker Mini Delights in the 
<br>Buttered Popcorn flavor, any sweet & salty nutty granola bar with reasonable 
<br>nutritionals (like the ones by South Beach Diet, Nature Valley and Kellogg's), 
<br>baked/dried fruit snacks, baby carrots, Vertigo Pops, and 100-calorie packs 
<br>of cookies or crackers. Bring lots of low-cal snacks and you can chew all day. 
<br>Home run!
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