Dietitians
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People tend to think that a good soup must be thick in texture (for example, pork bone soup that is boiled to a milky white colour). Yet, thick soups pose risks to our health as they are higher in fat and cholesterol. Some types...
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Soups are the crown jewel in Chinese food culture and a firm favourite with the southern Chinese. Cantonese and Hong Kong people are no exception. They are very particular about soup ingredients. Dietitian Sharon CHAN shares...
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Susan said, “Some light meals or snacks may not be healthy options even though their portions are smaller. They can be high in calories and fat. A 100g of deep-fried wonton, for example, contains 420 calories and 29g of fat...
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Susan suggested to have dishes cooked by steaming, blanching﹐ baking and quick stir-frying with little oil to reduce fat intake. She expressed that the calories and fat content of the same foods may vary greatly when...
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Summer is coming close. When you find yourself lack of appetite in hot weather, a light meal can perhaps be a good solution. Light mealism refers to a low calorie, balanced, natural, light flavoured and 70-percent-full healthy eating concept which highlights simple lifestyle....
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