HEALTHY FROZEN DIET MEALS Kimberly Brown California State University, San Marcos.

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HEALTHY FROZEN DIET MEALS Kimberly Brown California State University, San Marcos

Comparative Analysis

The Healthiest Frozen Diet Meal  Calories  Total fat  Saturated fat  Cholesterol  Carbohydrates  With the highest fiber levels out of the four Lean Cuisine had The Lowest: Lean Cuisine

The Worst Frozen Diet Meal  Calories  Total fat  Saturated fat  Carbohydrates  One of the highest sodium levels  And lowest protein and fiber levels. Lean Gourmet had the Highest LEAN GOURMET

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