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Lowfat milk comes in
> two basic types: 2 percent , meaning 98 percent of the fat has been removed; Nonsense. 2% milk is milk with 2% milk fat, not milk with 98% of the fat removed. This use of x% fat free is really absurd although it is used commonly in advertisements for low fat products, or supposedly low fat products. You could advertise whole milk as 96% fat free, obviously not a low fat product." ----------------------------------------- The same tricky labeling is used with coffee. De-Caf is advertised as 97% caffeine free. Well, coffee beans are already 96 % caffeine free. So you're saving yourself a little caffeine, but not much. Nancree |
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