"NYC law requires restaurants with over 10 locations to label their menus with calorie totals. Even at Starbucks, drink calories are not even close to what I would have guessed. My morning Frappuccino is 950 calories and a lesson in data transparency."
This is awesome. Aside from the 950 calorie Frappuccino, check out this one - an entire day's worth of energy in something most people have as a treat!

He comes to an odd conclusion though about how it affects his eating habits: "A $1.99 triple-thick Chocolate Shake buys half my day's worth of nourishment. I'd have to spend $17.96 to get the equivalent number of calories from McSalads. If I'm really hungry and money is tight, what's the logical choice?"
Uh, well, the logical choice is to not confuse "calories" with "nourishment".

He comes to an odd conclusion though about how it affects his eating habits: "A $1.99 triple-thick Chocolate Shake buys half my day's worth of nourishment. I'd have to spend $17.96 to get the equivalent number of calories from McSalads. If I'm really hungry and money is tight, what's the logical choice?"
Uh, well, the logical choice is to not confuse "calories" with "nourishment".


