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Main Topic: Foods that seem healthy but can be surprisingly high in sugar.
Foods Discussed:
- Oatmeal:
The article points out that oatmeal can quickly become high in sugar due to common additions like brown sugar, sweetened dried fruits, and flavored nuts.
A typical bowl from a coffee shop or fast-casual restaurant can contain 20-40 grams of sugar.
It’s ofen marketed as a heart-healthy choice despite the sugar content.
- Glazed Chicken or Salmon:
The text begins to introduce this as another perhaps misleading “healthy” food, but the description is cut off mid-sentence.
Key Takeaway: Be mindful of hidden sugars in foods that are frequently enough perceived as healthy. Don’t rely solely on marketing claims.
The text includes image facts (alt text, width, height, srcset, sizes) for both the oatmeal and glazed salmon images. It also includes a caption for the oatmeal image (“shutterstock”).
