Poll: calorie labeling on your menus
Tell us why you voted the way you did on calorie labeling on menus.
Tell us why you voted the way you did on calorie labeling on menus.
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4 Comments
It will also help track calories if menus also include a QR code to the nutritional facts.
use your common sense... eating out should be a treat. if you do it once per month, what's the big deal? if you have a healthy life style, there is no need to count calories...
But for some people, eating out is NOT a treat--it's a daily occurence. People have made fast food a part of their daily nutrition. I think this awareness effort is a great idea. To be honest, I was pretty shocked when I saw how many calories were in some of the food choices I was making. Thankfully, fast food isn't a part of my everyday consumption.
Jason
I was a participate in one of Dr. Ariely studies on this. See:
http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2010/05/05/pm-will-postin...