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Some foods naturally contain dietary cholesterol, but don’t make a big difference to the cholesterol in your blood. These are foods like eggs, some shellfish such as prawns and crab and offal such as liver, liver pate and kidney. They are low in saturated fat and so are fine to eat as part of a healthy diet.AI Verified (Apr 2024)
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Some foods naturally contain dietary cholesterol, but don’t make a big difference to the cholesterol in your blood. These are foods like eggs, some shellfish such as prawns and crab and offal such as liver, liver pate and kidney. They are low in satu...more AI Verified source (Apr 2024)
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