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    Less sodium?

    If a can of green beans says that it contains 75% of my DA for sodium am i still not getting less than that as the law, I hope, should dictate that the entire contents of the can be represented on the label and I dump all the water wich should contain a portion of the sodium?

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    You shouldn't be eating canned green beans anyway. The nutritients are all in the water and so is all the sodium. It's junk. Stick with frozen or fresh.



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    I had to eat canned green beans today ...


    Canned veggies > no veggies.....


    I really need to pre prepare my fresh veggies or get some frozen at least.

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    So is eating canned green beans like eating nothing?
    Let's all join together and SPEAK ENGLISH IN AMERICA.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jodi
    You shouldn't be eating canned green beans anyway. The nutritients are all in the water and so is all the sodium. It's junk. Stick with frozen or fresh.
    I know but this question is also relative to other foods of concern. Do you know the answer?

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