Buy smaller plates - your mind is conditioned to expect a plate full of food. So buy smaller plates and fill them with food, and you'll be reducing the calories you eat by 25% or even 50%! Go individual - if you fancy crisps, buy an individual bag. If you want pudding, buy a one-person not a family size.
Garden Dictionary Word: Calibrachoa. Meaning: Named for Antonio de la Cal y Bracho, 19th century Mexican botanist and pharmacologist. Latin Pronunciation: kal-ee-BRAK-oh-uh.
C [ce]: The proÂ­nunÂ­ciÂ­aÂ­tion of âcâ deÂ­pends on the letÂ­ter that folÂ­lows it: 1  When is followed by âeâ or âiâ, it is pronounced either as âthâ in âthinkâ or as âsâ in âsonâ. Which one to choose depends on which Spanish variety you learn. The âthâ pronunciation is prevalent (and considered standard) in Spain, while Spanish speakers from Latin American countries generally pronounce it as âsâ.