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The Best Non-Diet Diet Tip We've Ever Heard

The way you store your groceries can affect what—and how much—you eat.
By Sara Cann
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Keep Produce Fresh Longer

Lynne Johnson, a professional organizer in Massachusetts, has her clients store fruits and veggies with Fenugreen FreshPaper—five-inch square sheets treated with organic ingredients that inhibit bacterial and fungal growth. Put FreshPaper in with lettuce or berries and they'll last two to four times longer, Johnson says.

From the September 2012 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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