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Hey, i want to ask that is it okay to have roasted bread and butter as the breakfast every day.
i eat 10 breads every day, is it safe for health to have bread everyday ? or can it create any problem in future ??
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Bread is processed food with lots of sugar, salt and oil. It has no nutritional value. You can have once in a while but having so much bread daily may lead to nutritional deficiencies.
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HELLO practo User
Yes, it may create problem. We have a healthy diet plan especially design for bachalors which will not only keep you fit and active but easily to prepare and can be store for all period of time
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