ArwenMarie
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- Apr 10, 2013
No, please.
People should be free to make their own choices.
Well then all restaurants should have to provide nutritional information
Can't make your own informed choice without it
No, please.
People should be free to make their own choices.
Just not happy with the "have to" part of it.Well then all restaurants should have to provide nutritional information
Can't make your own informed choice without it
Just not happy with the "have to" part of it.
One choice is, if you are concerned about it, make the choice to not eat there. Then both parties have the chance to make a choice.
A restaurant that can't tell you the sodium content.Not to eat where?
Just not happy with the "have to" part of it.
One choice is, if you are concerned about it, make the choice to not eat there. Then both parties have the chance to make a choice.
The problem is, every single menu item would be exactly the same. A chef couldn't experiment. Couldn't be innovative. Couldn't be unique.Restaurants should have to provide nutritional information just like every food sold in a supermarket has to.
Then people can make the choice whether or not they want to eat there.
I have a feeling if people saw that an Ohana meal was 10,000 mg of sodium from start to finish (not even kidding on that estimate), ADRs would be easier to get!
The problem is, every single menu item would be exactly the same. A chef couldn't experiment. Couldn't be innovative. Couldn't be unique.
If someone wants to know the sodium content, they can ask about it. If the chef can't give it to them, then make the choice. Eat or don't eat.
Please don't tie the hands of chefs. Keep the government out of telling me what I can eat.
Because once that information is available, someone wants to regulate it. Don't tell me what size soda to buy or how much sodium can be in my food.Many restaurants in America provide nutritional information.
Why be opposed to more information? If you still want to eat it, eat it, no one is taking that right away from you
Wow. Hubby had a heart attack in 2005, no restrictions on salt. At all.My DH has to be salt free - heart attack this past November
No choice - has to be no salt
I use Mrs. Dash to season is food.
I do not want him to have a heart attack at WDW