Comments on: Super-Sizing Your Meal Costs More Than You Think

By: Harm

Harm — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 21:58:40 +0000

After cutting WAY back on all types of fast
food since seeing “Supersize Me”
I don’t notice any reduction in my
desire for McD’s fries (OR burgers). If I did,
it would be easier to stay away, LoL.

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By: Mela

Mela — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 16:59:37 +0000

I save money by supersizing a meal and splitting the fries & drink between 1-4 adults. Then each person buys just the burger.

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By: Sirius Stuff » Can’t buy a regular hamburger at McDonald’s anymore?

Thu, 25 May 2006 06:36:07 +0000

[...] Super-Sizing Your Meal Costs More Than You Think talks about the hidden costs of super-sizing. “Once on the lips, forever on the hips” or something like that. [...]

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By: cribcage

cribcage — Thu, 25 May 2006 04:44:51 +0000

Today, as I was eating lunch, I thought about how I was always taught to clean my plate. For decades, that was America’s attitude toward food: “There are children starving in Africa. Don’t waste food.” I suppose it was probably a maxim held over from the Great Depression.

But now, we’re all fat. And every nutritionist I’ve read is preaching the opposite: “Leave some on the plate.” Five small meals are preferable to three large ones, they say. Never eat more than the volume of your own head during one meal. Et cetera. The bottom line, Eat less. Everything I’ve heard, everything I’ve read, says that super-sizing your meal is exactly the wrong thing to do.

Plus, fast food sucks. Seriously: Quit eating McDonald’s for a couple years, then go back and try the French fries. You won’t be able to swallow. They’re terrible. Addictive, maybe — but gross. Break the habit and see if I’m wrong.

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