Photos | 400 Fat Free Recipes Low Fat Cookbook Advertisement
A carton of cutlery, tableware, and utensils lay on a dining table next to the '400 Fat Free Recipes Low Fat' cookbook poster. The plate holds a delicious low-fat meal seasoned to perfection. Grab a fork and try one of these healthy and tasty recipes today! Merry Christmas 2010.
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