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Can it be no problem to have unsweetened almond milk on a weight loss diet?
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Absolutely: Unsweetened almond milk is an excellent milk replacement and for people with milk allergy or intolerance or people who want to cut some calories, is an excellent milk replacement.
Answered 9/12/2013
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