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  by Ernest Capraro

  Created on: June 20, 2008

  The cause of health and nutrition is a noble one, but as with many just and good causes, there are some

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  by Jake Betz

  Created on: May 29, 2009

  It's a mother's job to make sure her children eat healthy, nutritious food at every meal. The restaurant

• 3 of 92

  by Dominick Gendill

  Created on: April 09, 2010

  Restaurants should not be required to list nutritional information on their menus.  I would argue

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  by David B Hitchcock

  Created on: May 09, 2009

  Should restaurants be required to list calories and fat grams on their menus?

  You are hard working

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  by Bruce W. Coffman

  Created on: July 31, 2008

  Since the only way to require restaurants to list calorie and fat gram information on their menus would

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  by Patricia Farley

  Created on: February 26, 2008

  Everyone knows pretty much what to eat without knowing the exact calories or fat grams, so restaurants

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  by Brandon Michael Davis

  Created on: July 20, 2007   Last Updated: November 17, 2011

  At a time in America where obesity is rampant—affecting nearly 34% of adults and 17% of children

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  by Eleanor C.

  Created on: May 28, 2009

  If every restaurant was required to list calories and fat grams on their menu, I believe that it would

• 9 of 92

  by Katie Anthony

  Created on: January 11, 2011

  As with most debates relating to choice, the extreme hard line is the only wrong answer.

  This issue

• 10 of 92

  by Claire_Wolfe

  Created on: October 15, 2009   Last Updated: October 17, 2009

  There has been lots of media attention recently regarding calories in the food that we eat and it has

• 11 of 92

  by Gregory Iacono

  Created on: July 19, 2007

  A lack of personal responsibility has caused an obesity epidemic in this country the likes of which

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  by wheatgerm

  Created on: September 16, 2007   Last Updated: December 10, 2011

  If restaurants were required to list calories and fat grams on their menus, then many restaurants would

• 13 of 92

  by Chuck Westbrook

  Created on: July 19, 2007

  I don't know about you, but what I really enjoy as I'm about to indulge in a rare treat is a big guilt

• 14 of 92

  by Valerie Coskrey

  Created on: July 19, 2007   Last Updated: February 13, 2012

  A secret recipe, a family's unique contribution, a gastronomic surprise! All would be spoiled by making

• 15 of 92

  by Barry Williams

  Created on: December 20, 2007

  Warning! The four hundred gram steak you are about to eat may add to your waist line. Combined with

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  by Tim Higgins

  Created on: May 22, 2008   Last Updated: November 30, 2011

  It's your anniversary, and you and your loved one have left the kids with a babysitter and splashed

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  by Dave Knechel

  Created on: September 20, 2007

  Should restaurants be required to list such information on their menus? I can think of a simple way

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  by tfedge

  Created on: November 29, 2007   Last Updated: December 02, 2011

  Restaurants should not be required to list the nutritional content of their menus. There are three excellent

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  by Saralyn Colon

  Created on: July 20, 2008   Last Updated: December 10, 2011

  Every so often, it's great to go out to a restaurant. After a long day at work or school, picking the

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  by Chris Bowen

  Created on: September 21, 2007

  This most definitely falls into the category of self responsibility. We as a country seem to be moving