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Easter Food: Sweet treats, good to eat

It's easy to celebrate Easter without raising your sugar levels. Caroline Hennessy serves up suggestions your dentist would approve of

Find a balance between chocolate treats, fruit and healthy options — you teeth will thank you.

Thu, 10 Apr, 2025 - 16:14

Caroline Hennessy

Oh Easter.

Oh season of multitudinous Easter eggs.

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