Fast food meals are smaller, have fewer calories than food served at restaurants

A new study in the Review of Agricultural Economics compares fast food and table service meals at restaurants. Results show that both are larger and have more calories than meals prepared at home, with the typical fast food meal being smaller and having fewer calories than the average meal from a table service restaurant.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news148734436.html">Fast food meals are smaller, have fewer calories than food served at restaurants</a></p> <p>A new study in the <I>Review of Agricultural Economics</I> compares fast food and table service meals at restaurants. Results show that both are larger and have more calories than meals prepared at home, with the typical fast food meal being smaller and having fewer calories than the average meal from a table service restaurant.</p>