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Study examines QSR meals' calorie impact
December 18, 2008
WNEM (Saginaw,Mich.): A new study by Purdue University researchers has found that quick-service restaurants typically serve smaller meals with fewer calorie than sit-down restaurants, with both restaurants' meals higher in calories than meals made at home.
People who eat at full-service restaurants tend to reduce their food consumption during the rest of the day, while fast food patrons do not, ultimately resulting in more calories through the day.
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