According to Cosmopolitan, there's one simple trick that can make your pizza much healthier. All you have to do is dab the grease off of the top of it, and you'll end up consuming a lot less calories. Don't believe it? Check out this chart:/filters:quality(70)/content/gr/mf/kpe54n5u560c13b565d63222423368_600x396.jpg)
It only takes two seconds to remove excess pizza grease, but it could save you from a ton of calories! Are you going to start dabbing the grease off of your pizza?
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Luanne: I always dab my pizza. I don't like all that grease on it. This is an added bonus! Nice
Katherine: aha I've always done this but I didn't realize how much it did !
Sarah: Yeah, this is what we do at my house. Tastes better too, IMO
E: Great! I've been doing this for years
Jennifer: Wow..I've been doing this for years and years, I knew it helped but didn't know by how much. This was great info!
sharon: Excellent tip
Meena: How do u do that
shannon: So simple to do !
amydh: @meena just take napkins and press on the pizza until the grease comes out
Claudine: I never even thought about this! Thank you for the info!
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