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Fast-food meals with a whole day's fat or salt Takeaway giants are serving meals containing an entire day’s quota of saturated fat, sugar or salt. The National Consumer Council critices the country’s seven biggest chains for keeping customers in the dark about exactly what is on the menu. And meals from KFC and McDonald’s are revealed as having high levels of ingredients linked to obesity, high blood pressure and heart disease. A KFC meal of a Tower burger, BBQ beans, a yoghurt and regular cola contains 5.8g of salt, nearly 100 per cent of the 6g maximum recommended for an adult. A McDonald’s meal of a quarter-pounder with cheese, medium fries, a medium vanilla milkshake and a chocolate chip muffin comes in at 1,745 calories - almost 90 per cent of a woman’s daily limit. It contains 25g of saturated fat, which is 25 per cent more than a woman should eat in an entire day, and the sugar level of 114g - more than 28 teaspoons - is 27 per cent more. Roberto Bocchetti is a qualified Personal Trainer and Massage Therapist, with more than 10 years experience. He provides One-on-One Personal Training in Paris Gym Vauxhall and also offers a mobile personal training service, going to clients in the privacy of their homes. --> Click here to read more about Roberto --> Click here to book a FREE Personal Training Consultation |
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