As Calorie Counts Appear in NYC, Eaters Are Shocked, Shocked!

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Virwngaj of KS 4:03AM July 15, 2009

It's obvious the restaurants don't want the public to know how many calories are in their dishes. It's bad advertising - at least to those that read the things. The reality, however, is that very few people read the nutritional information on a can of soup, let alone their meal when eating out.

Eric W of NJ 5:22PM April 29, 2008

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