A recently released report points out that a regular habit of buying Starbucks or other coffee chain 'special drinks' can really add up your daily calories consumed. For example, how many calories would you say are in the Starbucks' blackberry green tea Frappuccino?
Three hundred? Guess again. It's 560 calories! One could eat a nice meal of grilled chicken and a heaped plate of tasty vegetables and still not come close to this kind of calorie dose.
Such high-calorie drinks are now very popular in coffee shops across North America. But they add zero nutritional value to our daily diet.The photo of girls in black enjoying Starbucks is by Malingering.
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This is the season for fresh corn. Eating corn on the cob is a great way to fill up on a delicious, nutritious and low calorie food. Corn is very high in fiber. A one cup serving (at 177 calories) will provide you with about 18% of the recommended daily value of fiber. 

Models that are too skinny to be healthy are being banned from next week's prestigious fashion show in Spain. Being too skinny to qualify for this show is defined as having a body mass index (BMI) of less than 18.