Smart food choices can cut excess sugar and empty calories from your diet -  The Washington Post

Smart food choices can cut excess sugar and empty calories from your diet - The Washington Post

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The average U.S. adult consumes about a half-cup of added sugar a day, but you can tame your sweet tooth by reading ingredients information and making healthful choices.

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