>>Re your sandwich- soon it will come with a nutrition label. Check out
http://www.calorie-count.com/calories/item/52272.html for a sample of what you can expect.
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>Good. Maybe once that happens, we can get restaurants to offer reasonable portions.
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>I actually think providing the nutrition information is a reasonable middle ground between holding the restaurants responsible and expecting people to know what's good and what's bad.
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>Tamar
Hi Tamar
What do you call "reasonable portions"? - reducing what they give you or increasing it?
I'd always thought that here in the UK we get "portions" (always hated that word when applied to food) whereas in the States you get dirty big "helpings".
So when you say "reasonable" do you mean "what a reasonable person would eat", rather than the supersize-me fare that you alreeady get, or do you mean that the helpings are too small to be reasonable (for the price)?
To British eyes, you already get HUGE helpings, at a reasonable price. :-)
Terry
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