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CALORIE COUNTS ON MENUS AREN’T WORKING; NEW RESEARCH SHOWS BY: JASON SANDERS.

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1 CALORIE COUNTS ON MENUS AREN’T WORKING; NEW RESEARCH SHOWS BY: JASON SANDERS

2 FACT AND OPINION Fact : Calorie labeling has no short- term impacts on how many calories consumers buy. Opinion : I think people should start looking at the number of calories on the menu. Fact : Brian Elbel went to McDonalds, BK, KFC, and Wendy’s and found that people were eating more calories than back in 2008, when the rule for labeling went into play. Opinion : Fast food restaurants should sell items w/ less calories to make it healthier. FACT AND OPINION Fact : Calorie labeling has no short- term impacts on how many calories consumers buy. Opinion : I think people should start looking at the number of calories on the menu. Fact : Brian Elbel went to McDonalds, BK, KFC, and Wendy’s and found that people were eating more calories than back in 2008, when the rule for labeling went into play. Opinion : Fast food restaurants should sell items w/ less calories to make it healthier.

3 WHEN Posted on November 13, 2015

4 WHERE New York City and nearby Jersey Cities

5 PREDICT They are going to keep the calories on the menu, but people will continue to pay no attention to them.

6 ASK Do you think that people will pay attention to the calorie facts on fast food restaurants?

7 McDonalds Breakfast Menu

8 A Big Mac beats the Classic Burger in every thing on the chart. WOW!!

9 Wendy’s Menu w/ info for the food. BK’s Value Menu

10 McDonalds Menu w/ facts for 4 items KFC Menu w/ facts about some food choices.

11 McDonalds KFC Burger King Wendy’s

12 ∙It is a unit in which is measured in heat giving energy


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