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15 Ice Cream Brands That Use the Highest-Quality Ingredients

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By Lauren Manaker, Justine Goodman
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When it comes to ice cream, most of us can agree on one thing: quality makes all the difference. Sure, a frozen tub of sugary slush from the corner store might do in a pinch, but when you want ice cream that's worth savoring—silky texture, complex flavors, and ingredients you can actually pronounce—there's no room for compromises. You deserve the good stuff, and we were on a mission to find it.
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10 Popular Pretzel Brands-Ranked by Sodium

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By Shoshana Pritzker, Justine Goodman
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Pretzels are probably not the first snack you'd reach for if you're limiting your salt intake. Twisted baked dough covered in salt crystals doesn't exactly make for a low-sodium food—but that doesn't mean you should avoid pretzels altogether. In fact, pretzels can be a healthy snack and a delicious addition to a nutritious diet. Whether you're scooping up your favorite dip or serving them alongside a sandwich, they're a snack-time favorite for a reason.
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10 Unhealthy Salad Dressings Dietitians Say You Should Avoid At All Costs

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By Kelsey Kunik Verified, Justine Goodman
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While anything can technically be called a salad, dishes loaded with leafy greens, fresh vegetables, and lean protein can pack a lot of nutrition into one dish. However, the salad dressing you choose to drizzle on your plate can either be an unhealthy option that adds a lot of calories, sodium, sugar, and unhealthy fats, or it can be a healthier option that helps keep you full and satisfied.
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