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HUBLOT Posted 13 years ago
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"a no-fat diet" / "a fat-free diet"
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Low-Fat Lies
Mary Flynn (Author)
Does "a no-fat diet" have the same meaning as "a fat-free diet"? "A fat-free diet" is much more common, isn't it?
Low-Fat Lies
Mary Flynn (Author)
Does "a no-fat diet" have the same meaning as "a fat-free diet"? "A fat-free diet" is much more common, isn't it?
Top answer
Yes, 'fat-free' is much more common, I'm sure.
- Yes, 'fat-free' is much more common, I'm sure.
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