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So here is a question… Does eating fast food really cost less??
I watched “Super Size Me” the other day and Morgan the lead character would eat one of their meals and still be hungry. That fast food meal is about 500 or more calories more than what he would normally eat. Since his body is not full is he going to buy more, spend more, eat more? In the long run is it really cheaper? He also felt sick after eating fast food. Hearing and seeing it in the movie and experiencing it for myself, you know that fast food is not chemically compatible with the human body. The ingredients are not natural, or organic and therefor do not do the body good. It leaves the body malnourished.
I no longer eat fast food, because of the way it makes me feel. Eeeew.

Fast food restaurants are SATANISTS!!!!!!! :D Period. Stop being lazy and cook your own food! Good luck to everyone ;)

I don’t know if you have seen the documentary “Super Size Me”, but it is a great documentary to watch! You’ll never want to step foot in a fast food chain ever!!!

-S

Fast food companies are just like drug dealers. They rely on the fat to sugar ratio that increases dopamine levels in the brain which in turn leaves you craving more. Pretty sad…..

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It would be nice if there were a place out there, fast and cheap like McDonald’s, that only sold food that was good for you. I’d eat there all the time!

I remember when I first saw that ad for taco bells drive thru ‘diet’. It was a big life sized poster of a woman holding a before picture of herself 75 pounds heavier and in big letters on top it said ‘drive thru diet’. My boyfriend and I laughed out loud, we couldn’t help ourselves.. It just sounds ridiculous! We can’t believe they are able to get away with that and trick consumers like that. You can’t hide a wolf in sheep’s clothing!!

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Fast food never works out cheaper anyway… in the UK Mcdonalds were suffering badly so they introduced a range of healthy salads… after a few weeks people started realising that there were more calories in the salad than a Big Mac because of the ceasar dressing!

is there a place for fast food? I think there is… i will only ever eat it if i’m in a rush, haven’t prepared any food, and don’t have access to any protein, the reason being I’d rather eat something bad once, than start to starve my body and slow down my metabolism (i’ll never do it on a rest day though)

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Another excellent article guys thank you so much! I have been watching these Taco Bell commercials and laughing for a while, I’m glad that somebody called them on it!

Great article like always!

Is there a “lesser evil” when looking at the true fast food? Like salads? And is Subway truely sort of healthy, or is it just as bad as McDonalds?

Hello !!! some people would call it GREED, aaa ya I would call it GREEEEED too. Why is there Taco Bell anyway? I would say like any other business someone started it to make money. I can only hope it will get better someday and I think it will, with people like you and me and others learning to make better choices. I hope I would have the integrate to make better choices if I were in the shoes of the executives of one of these companies(but could I really I wonder?). How could they do better? Grind meat fresh, get local veggies ,pay better attention to inventory so they didn’t need so many preservatives and salts, make people work harder, care more about their work, maybe the companies that sell fast food could stop being so shallow and have career employees instead of 16 yr. olds run their stores.

: ).

My husband and I have had this same conversation about the new Taco Bell and Dominoes campaign. Even McDonald’s trying to jump on the healthy band wagon by making the Big Mac (we call it the Fat Back Mac) into a wrap!
Our theory is that these companies are starting to take notice that more people are questioning where their food is coming from and what the hell is in it. They are trying to hurry as fast as they can to put the wool back over their eyes so they don’t lose any money.
These companies also know they can cater to the lazy by sending the message, “Hey, changing the way you eat is too hard and expensive, let us do it for you.” The marketing campaign by these companies caters to the American ideal of wanting to change, but without sacrifice. I know not all of us Americans are like that, but there are many with this mindset.

A lot of times, when things are packaged as low fat, they’re higher in carbs than the regular version on that item – usually in the form of high fructose corn syrup or some other form of sugar being added.

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You can get salads at most fast food places. You can get grilled chicken instead of deep fried patties and not eat the bun… things like that work.

Scottie in Alaska

here’s some interesting breakthrough empirical evidence!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBnniua6-oM

this one is only one minute long, lol and its only sugar, let alone all the other corporate companies around the globe doing the same thing!!!!!! enjoy all, and lets make the world a better place today!! (throws up a peace sign) ((( d*_*b )))
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXBeBaDkgiE

I notice just buying Natural food from grocery store is much more cheaper then buying food from fast food restaurant. I notice I spend like 20 dollars for food at taco bell in one day, and when I buy food at the grocery store I spend like 50 dollars or 60 dollar per week on food. so way I figure it’s cheaper to buy health food from grocery store like fruit and vegetable, plus some type of meat like chicken or steak or fish, Plus you feel good after eating health.

If I want a hamburger from the Golden Arches, I get it. They key for me is moderation and discipline. Fast food is not an everyday meal. Probably once a week if that but I do eat it. I love to cook but I also appreciate going out to eat and picking up something quick.

I’ve come to love preparing my own food but dangit every now and then I enjoy good juicy,greasy hamburger and chase it down with a root beer.

I will never say you shouldn’t eat this or that. Everybodys’ body is different. I will say however to eat in moderation. Have some discipline!

Peace!

Why isnt there a “HEALTHY” fast food joint?

I eat fast food every day for dinner. I really want to stop but its really hard when its in walking distance.. and Im in college so there is just a closet for me to live in..aka no kitchen. Im 5’4″ and only 117 lbs so I guess I have a high metabolism. So being overweight isnt really a motivator for me to stop eating Mickey D’s.

Got any motivational tips?

I am a fit and healthy guy. I used to compete at sport to a international representative level and ive been lucky enough to eat whatever i wanted. Infact I used to have to eat a shit load of food due to my schedule and I loved it. I could still eat the fridge empty now , however, I learnt as i got older you are what you eat and as I have quit the pro sport I’ve taken up general exercise instead of the sport specific stuff. One main reason I dont eat alot of fast food is the fact that when I eat a whopper meal (which I love) I get a tight chest and lungs directly after, and the only two times I’ve had a nose bleed in the last year was after eating a large pizza hut pizza (which I also love). and I have had my blood pressure and stuff checked and it’s fine – it obviously goes through the roof straight after eatin ga bucket load of salt. My body was and still is to some extent a machine and I can only liken it to putting sand in your engine it’s gonna knack it up man!!

Subway is considered to be fast food and although it’s a little bit pricey, you can get a decently low total calorie intake from one of their meals… I’m surprised nobody mentioned this. There are other alternatives too. For instance, schwarma’s are delicious and usually aren’t too fatty either, depending on where you get them of course. Then again I live in Montreal, QC in Canada, so the food here in general isn’t too bad fat-wise. And above all, avoid going to buffets because those are killers when it comes to calorie intake not only because of the food served, but because people tend to over-indulge when they go from the low price they pay to get in.

I really don’t like any diet products, usually they just don’t taste the same. Especially with all the drinks for example Coke.

Today I got big mac from mcdonalds but without beef. So I just ate 350 calofiers and I want to ask you, was that bad?

Cooking your own food is much cheaper than eating from fast foods. As well as they are more healthier especially veges.Nice post.