Americans may be running up the calorie count when dining out (Hartford Courant)

9 March 2010, 5:54 pm

More restaurants are printing nutritional information on menus, but fat- and salt-laden foods are still offered. Americans are eating out more and more: According to the National Restaurant Assn., 49% of every food dollar in the U.S. is now spent in restaurants, up from 25% in 1955.... Read More »

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