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  • Posted By: belladell @ 11/14/2008 9:13:28 PM

    I wish everyone did it - Calories, Fat, Protien, Fiber, Sugars, and Carbs should minimally be readily available. It's sad and shocking when you look at how bad most restaurant and fast foods are for you. I think alot of people assume some things 'aren't so bad.'

    People need to be informed and educated on what they're ordering. Maybe then the restaurants might put a little effort into more waistline friendly menus, when the informed quit ordering some of the excessive calorie/fat items.

  • Posted By: jhance11 @ 07/16/2008 5:53:43 PM

    This is what the restaurants and food Corp have been hiding. Knowing very few people check websites before ordering A meal. Yes I can imagine there is A lot of blow back from the company's. huge calories mean huge profits. If we are serious about fixing healthcare and curbing diabites, what we eat well have to be A part of it. When you think about it, it's just the right thing to do................Jhance11

  • Posted By: avidnewsreader @ 07/16/2008 5:35:07 PM

    How funny that we have grown to love dessert so much, that it has become part of every meal:)

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