The Real Deal: Are plant-based products affordable and healthy?
News 12’s Consumer Reporter Janice Lieberman has the Real Deal.
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Oct 11, 2023, 4:08 PM
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341ds agoEveryone wants to eat healthy and keep budgets in check.
With dozens of plant-based products on supermarket shelves, are you really paying less than conventional foods?
News 12’s Consumer Reporter Janice Lieberman has the Real Deal.
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