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Dear FitSugar, I have a dilemma. Before my job started requiring me to do field work, I used to eat healthy lunches (steamed veggies, brown rice, grilled/steamed chicken or fish). During lunches on field, my colleagues usually go to street food stalls and we eat oily "home-cooked" fare and white rice. I'm concerned that I might gain a lot of weight with this habit, but I don't know what else to eat! What should I do? â" On the Job Eating I am not sure what your job is, but field

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