Sugar [videorecording] : guess who's coming for dinner in the new millenium? / Video Education Australasia ; writer, Neil Barret
Publication details: Australia : Video Education Australasia, 2000Description: 1 videodisc (DVD) (15 min.) : sd., col. ; 12 cmOther title:- Title on disc label: Guess who's coming for dinner [videorecording] : sugar
- Executive producer, Stephen Skok ; editor, Sasha Trikojus ; sound, Joel de Courcy Browne ; camera, Walter Repich
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Executive producer, Stephen Skok ; editor, Sasha Trikojus ; sound, Joel de Courcy Browne ; camera, Walter Repich
Narration: Jenny Tudor
The more sugar we eat, the less complex carbohydrate and the more fat we eat. For that reason, sugar, with its empty kilojoules, is a food we should eat less
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