[kipperfan]

Originally Posted by Hockeyguy15

Lots of chain restaurants have nutritional information on their website, it's pretty easy to take a look before you go.

http://www.earls.ca/food-menu/starters#nutrition
http://www.milestonesrestaurants.com...n_selector.php
http://www.kegsteakhouse.com/en/nutritional-charts/

I think a lot of people claim that they want the info, but don't make the effort to see if it's already available.

As mentioned earlier, the theory of "out of site, out of mind" is very applicable here. If someone is forced to look at and realize just how bad that Angus Bacon burger is, chances are they might downgrade to the Charbroiled Burger (I am just making burger names up, no idea of they're real) and intake 100-200 less calories - which would be huge if they could make those cuts on a daily basis. The studies I've sited prove this - perhaps no better then the Starbucks one which is really comparing Apples to Apples.