But even their "large" meals are not that big.....I dunno what McDonalds you go to but if you get a double cheeseburger meal and think it's too much for one person then you must be going to one I've never heard of...I've never seen any joint that had smaller burgers than McDonalds.
But even their "large" meals are not that big.....I dunno what McDonalds you go to but if you get a double cheeseburger meal and think it's too much for one person then you must be going to one I've never heard of...I've never seen any joint that had smaller burgers than McDonalds.
I went to McDonalds last night actually. They screwed up my order so i had to go back. Because of my trouble they gave me large fries instead of the regular sized ones. I went home and poured one container onto a paper plate. Fries were spilling off the plate. You are correct, the burgers are not THAT big but they are big enough. The fries alone make up enough for one person.
He intentionally ate upwards of 5,000 calories a day. It doesn't matter how healthy your selections are, that's gonna make 99.9999995% of the population fat (Michael Phelps is one such exception).
It really had no value as a documentary. It was a good marketing gimmick, though.
You mean eating 5000 calories a day is the reason we have shows like The Biggest Loser? 
You mean eating 5000 calories a day is the reason we have shows like The Biggest Loser?
Doesn't matter anymore. 3/4 of Americans are going to be obese or overweight by 2020 anyway.
http://www.naturalnews.com/030001_obese_Americans.html
CDC data suggests America obesity rates have plateaued
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/14/health/14obese.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/14/health/14obese.html
You think Chipotle isn't fast food? They make the darn burrito in front of you in about 8 seconds! And Einsten Bros Bagel is the same way (been there in Tucson and NW AR).
I don't think of that type of food as any more "specialty" than McDonalds. I mean, Panera Bread and Jason's Deli have have more variety on the menu than McDonalds does.
I also imagine the typical McDonald's isn't much worse than fried chicken from Chick Fil A or a sub covered in meatballs or ranch dressing from Subway.
It has less to do with where you dine and more with the choices you make after arriving there.
Quit with this nonsense of fact and reality, this is a interwebz board and that kind of S%$t will get you no where real fast
Actually, the caloric value of a happy meal is good for an average adult meal.
But yea.. I need like three of the things to "feel" full.
