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Best and Worst Pumpkin-Flavored Treats

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By Christine Mattheis

You know it's almost fall when you start seeing pumpkin products popping up everywhere. Though pumpkin alone is rich in potassium and chock-full of the antioxidant beta-carotene many pumpkin-flavored foods are a dieter's worst nightmare. To make enjoying autumn a little easier, we've rounded up the best and worst pumpkin coffees, bagels, soups, and more.

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Best and Worst Pumpkin-Flavored Treats

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By Christine Mattheis

You know it's almost fall when you start seeing pumpkin products popping up everywhere. Though pumpkin alone is rich in potassium and chock-full of the antioxidant beta-carotene many pumpkin-flavored foods are a dieter's worst nightmare. To make enjoying autumn a little easier, we've rounded up the best and worst pumpkin coffees, bagels, soups, and more.

Next: Worst Granola: Nature's Path Pumpkin Flax Plus Granola

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24 Healthy Shrimp Recipes

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By Rebecca Toback

Fresh or frozen, shrimp is America's favorite kind of seafood. It's low in saturated fat, packed with protein, and a good source of iron, zinc, vitamin B12 and selenium. Though sometimes a simple shrimp cocktail is all you’re looking for, these 24 recipes offer delicious and healthy ways to cook up shrimp for lunch, dinner, or as a healthy snack.

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