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What Kind of Burger is Right for You?

Burgers by Body-Type

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Depending on your figure, says the American Dietetic Association's Angela Ginn-Meadow, R.D., the ideal patty isn't necessarily the ever-virtuous veggie.

YOUR SHAPE: Apple—you gain weight around your midsection.
EAT: Soy patties. The protein lowers the risk of heart disease, a concern for your shape.
TIP: Boost flavor with vitamin-rich onions or mushrooms.

YOUR SHAPE: Pear—extra weight lands mainly on your hips.
EAT: Veggie patties, the ideal low-cal, no-fat choice.
TIP: A side salad with beans ups protein and fiber intake.

YOUR SHAPE: Banana—you're naturally thin.
EAT: Turkey patties. High protein repairs muscles and fuels up active, slim types.
TIP: These patties are often mixed with skin and dark meat. Swap half the bun for nutritious veggies to keep flab in check.

YOUR SHAPE: Avocado—extra pounds spread evenly over your curvy figure.
EAT: Lean-beef patties. Relatively high fat and protein content keeps you full and energetic longer.
TIP: Pile on tomatoes—the vitamin C helps absorb the iron in beef.


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