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futuristic

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Compare the vitamin C content in five different beverages. Use 1-cup portions.
 
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Question 2

Find three fruits low in fat.
 
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Reply #1 on: Aug 2, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Root beer = 0 mg of vitamin C

Cranberry juice (8 fl. oz.) = 90 mg of vitamin C
Chocolate mix (3 heaping teaspoons) = 32 mg vitamin C

Answer to Question 2

Most fruits with exception of avocados


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