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Yes, calorie information should be provided on menus to promote healthy eating habits and light consumption, as some people might be on a diet, and they might not know the overall calorie amount. A reason to go against it can be that people might be self conscious about themselves which might make them not want to know the calorie amount so that they assume people wont judge them

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I think calories should be on menu because if they don't then people might not know how much and they might not want to rat it then

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eat healthy

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England recently passed a policy requiring all restaurants, cafes, and takeaways with more than 250 employees to display the caloric information for all food and drinks on their menus, delivery platforms, and websites. In the United States, a similar policy was passed in 2018 requiring menu calorie counts for restaurants that are part of a chain of twenty or more locations. (1) But this can be harmful for several reasons.

This policy is a result of the government’s focus on reducing “obesity” rates throughout the country. The thinking is that if people are more aware of the calories they’re consuming, then they may make healthier meal choices.

However, research indicates that menu labeling has little to no effect on weight loss and health-related outcomes. (2) And even if it were effective, the policy is still fatphobic and harmful to those in eating disorder recovery or people who are vulnerable to developing eating disorders.

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calories should be used in menus but i think there should definlty be a limit to it on restaurant menus i think there should be a variety on foods some protein, dairy, maybe some grain fruits and veggies

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ingredients also should be shown

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spaghetti is yummy but i need to know how much calorie is in it.

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calories should be used on restaurant menus because people should know how much calories they're eating.

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The more food the better

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yes beuse healthy eating is really good for you and your sef

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it forces me to eat less than 3 burgers (as an example)

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Because people need to know how much calories they are consuming so they can keep track of their daily intake of how much calories they have consumed

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I agree with these statments

:D Healthy eating helps with not DYING

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Yes, because some people dont want to eat too many calories and want to eat a certain amount.

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yes i think it's a good idea for people to provide calories on menus so people don't get fat.

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Yes, because so people need to know how much calories is on their food.

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calories should be shown

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Last year, Burger King celebrated the 65th birthday of the iconic Whopper sandwich.

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Calories should definitely be on menus because it allows their customers to make sure they're able to track their calories and make healthier choices.

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Healthy eating is good

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everything i said was incorrect

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ye bacue then u can see how much you eating

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Calories should be on menus because it helps people make healthy choices.

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hi

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No, calorie information shouldn't be on menus. It can promote unhealthy relationships with food, especially for young people. As a student, I believe we should focus on overall nutrition and enjoyment rather than obsessing over numbers.

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Yes, calorie information should be on menus. As a student, I need to make informed choices about my diet. Seeing calorie counts helps me balance my meals and maintain a healthy lifestyle, especially when eating out frequently.