Fast-food or full service, people eat more at restaurants
People consume more calories, sugar, fat, and salt when they go to a restaurant, whether it’s full service or a fast-food outlet, says a study in the journal Public Health Nutrition. Researchers examined responses from 12,000 adults who took part in a national survey. The data showed adults who ate restaurant food consumed 200 more calories and fewer… » Read More
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