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Products with no more than 60 kcal per 100 g.

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Products where 100 g carries up to 60 kcal — vegetables, broths, yoghurts, fish and unsweetened drinks. They let you eat your fill on little energy, which helps anyone counting calories. Every card shows the calories per 100 g and the macronutrient bar; the product page gives the nutrition for the whole pack.

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