Nine decadent restaurant meals got a slap on the wrist Tuesday when the Center for Science in the Public Interest (dis)honored them with its 2010 Xtreme Eating Awards.
"These meals are the calorie champions of unhealthy restaurant food, with all meals (and one dessert) weighing in at well over 1,000 calories and shocking amounts of sodium, saturated fat, and sugar," says Bonnie Liebman, co-author of the center's report.
"When two out of three adults in America are overweight and one out of three are too fat to join the military," she says, "we mean this [report] as a warning to people that some foods you order at restaurants are a lot worse for you than you think. People often target fast food but many sit-down restaurants actually have larger portions and more fat and calories."
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