Diners beware! Think you're making healthy choices when eating out? Researchers at Cornell University say that you're probably not.
A new study published in the Journal of Consumer Research found that people often consume more calories when dining out at restaurants they regard as healthy than they do at those considered to have high calorie, high fat fare. For someone who dines out regularly, this could translate into significant weight gain.
Sneaky calories at "healthy" restaurants
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