What does " tells her to stuff it" mean?
I suggest you and a couple of other coworkers go to her boss or another supervisor on her level and explain that she, of course, is entitled to her nutritional point of view, but you all feel it's being imposed on you. Then let's hope this person, in the nicest possible way, tells her to stuff it, preferably while eating a Snickers bar.
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stuff it?..

What I looked up in the dictionary is that stuff it is the same as get lost, get away...

but I don't understand this sentence... Could you help me?

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What does " tells her to stuff it" mean?
I suggest you and a couple of other coworkers go to her boss or another supervisor on her level and explain that she, of course, is entitled to her nutritional point of view, but you all feel it's being imposed on you. Then let's hope this person, in the nicest possible way, tells her to stuff it, preferably while eating a Snickers bar. 
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stuff it?..

What I looked up in the dictionary is that stuff it is the same as get lost, get away...

but I don't understand this sentence... Could you help me?

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"Stuff it where the sun don't shine!"  One way of telling someone they can shove it (their idea, their attitude, something they think is important) up their own a***. Basically, you don't care what they think.

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Try this definition: http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/british/stuff-it-them-you-etc

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That's exactly what 'stuff it' means here - 'get lost'.

I'm not sure what the Snickers bar ( a chocolate product) part is about. Could it be reference to something elsewhere in the text?

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Stuff is like thing.. Tell's her to do something

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