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"I love people who are hungry, like I am. I have plenty of chicken-broth-for-dinner friends, and I just cannot relate. So, I was excited to chat with Lisa Lillien, founder of the website Hungry-Girl.com, about her favorite topic and mine.\n1. Alright, Lisa, what three foods could you not live without?\nLaughing Cow Light Cheese Wedges\nVitalicious Vitatops\nAlmond Breeze Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Milk\n2. If it had to be healthy but delicious, what would you choose for your last meal on earth?\nA ginormous thin crust whole-wheat pizza loaded with veggies and chicken!\n__\n\nWhat one piece of advice would you give someone trying to lose weight?__\n\nNever, ever think of yourself as being on a diet or off a diet. Know that you have to find a new lifestyle that fits your needs and cravings. And find foods you love that you can eat a lot of!!!! Volume eating is fun! :)\n__4. Would you rather win a million dollars or be able to eat cake every night without ever gaining any weight?\n__\nOMG! Cake&amp;#8212;no contest. I&amp;#39;d choose the food for no weight gain over money every time!\nHere&amp;#39;s a picture of Lisa being, well, hungry!\nPinterestFacebook**********OK&amp;#8212;Because food talk is so fun, now it&amp;#39;s OUR turn to answer these Qs! I&amp;#39;ll start...\n1. Eggs. Runny, soft-boiled, scrambled, whatever&amp;#8212;I love eggs!\n2% Fage Greek Yogurt\nVitasoy Light Original Soy Milk\n2. Black bean soup to start. Seared scallops with a baked sweet potato and side of grilled asparagus with a fried-in-Pam egg on top. Yum!\n__3.__Stay away from the foods you have trouble putting down. (If you can&amp;#39;t stop eating a pint of ice cream until you&amp;#39;re done with the whole thing, don&amp;#39;t buy it!)\n4. Um, do you even have to ask?\nOver to you guys... Whaddaya got?\n*[p.s. Yes, I&amp;#39;m in Costa Rica this week&amp;#8212;and I&amp;#39;ll be checking in if I can can find a monkey with a laptop!] *"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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