Grocery store shelves are packed with foods labeled "Fat-free," "Natural" and "Healthy." They're designed to appeal to the health-conscious shopper. But how can you really tell which foods are good for you, and which ones aren't? We asked a pair of Twin Cities nutrition experts (Professor Joanne Slavin from the U of M and registered dietitian Sharon Lehrman) to help us come up with the right answers. You might be surprised with what we found.
Think you know which foods are healthy? This quiz will surprise you
The foods in this quiz have at one time or another been branded "healthy" or "unhealthy." Do you know which is which?
October 26, 2016 at 3:01PM
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