Fast Food
Posted by: david
25th Jan 2012 08:33pm
are all fast foods realy as bad as our dieticians etc say.i can understand the deep frried foods,but mcdonalds seem to have all supplements needed for our daily diet,bread meat salad.in moderation surely these food cannot be to bad.i believe the heart foundation has now removed there tick of approval on the healthy line at mcs.now
Possum
- 18th Feb 2012 11:10am
let me tell you a true story, a dietitian I know, bought 3 hamburgers, 1 from macs, 1 from another chain take away and 1 from the local shop, put them on plates and left them on the shelf for 3 months, the local was gone, mice etc had a good feed, the other was partly eaten and dried out and macs , well it looked and felt exactly the same as it did when put on the shelf and nothing touched it. tell you anything?
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