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Tuesday, January 17, 2012

A Handy Chobani Kitchen Conversion Chart!

Posted by Dina at 7:17 PM 2 comments

Labels: Chobani, Food Conversions, Greek Yogurt, Yogurt

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Dina: I'm a Registered Dietitian. Preventive nutrition is my passion. I love helping people improve their overall health through nutrition. email: dina@nutritiousfeast.com

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