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Agency outlines worst restaurant items for your health

Agency outlines worst restaurant items for your health - image

Do you know what you’re eating – when you’re eating out at restaurants?

The Center for Science in the Public Interest has dished out which menu items
it thinks you should avoid at popular eateries – to save your arteries. The
agency considered the following before exposing these foods for all their
gastronomical glory: calorie content; fat; and depending on the item – sodium,
sugar, or both.

? Boston Pizza: baked chiptole bacon penne: 1,430 calories; 40 g saturated
fat; 2,740 mg sodium

? Boston Pizza: prime rib burger: 1,120 calories; 30 g saturated fat; 2,230
mg sodium

? Casey’s: Mile High Chocolate Cake: 1,670 calories; 25 g saturated fat

? Cold Stone Creamery: Oh Fudge! shake: 1,660 calories; 61 g saturated
fat

? East Side Mario’s: scallop carbonara: 1,390 calories; 24 g saturated fat;
2,890 mg sodium

? Kelsey’s: barbecue chicken pizza: 1,290 calories; 25 g saturated fat; 3,800
mg sodium

? Kernels: creamy caramel popcorn (26 cup size serving): 3,810 calories; 69 g
saturated fat; 2,430 sodium; 329 g of sugar

? Montana’s: pulled pork fajita: 1,570 calories; 31 g saturated fat; 4,010 mg
sodium

? Montana’s: Smokehouse Wrap: 1,370 calories; 20 g saturated fat; 2,960 mg
sodium

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