What are 'Quick Healthy Snacks' for the office?
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Anna Fernandes 1 month ago
Avoid sugary biscuits. Instead, keep roasted makhana, walnuts, boiled eggs, or Greek yogurt at your desk to maintain steady blood sugar levels and avoid 'hangry' episodes.
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