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    A Good "Rule of Thumb" When Deciding How Much Ready-To-Eat
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A Good "Rule of Thumb" When Deciding How Much Ready-To-Eat

Question 41

Question 41

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A good "rule of thumb" when deciding how much ready-to-eat poultry to purchase is


A) one-fourth pound per serving.
B) one-half pound per serving.
C) two-thirds pound per serving.
D) three-fourths pound per serving.

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