As though you dictate what everyone at Chick-Fil-A will purchase.Chick-Fil-A’s nutritional numbers are worse than the ones I provided - they show 440 calories per sandwich, 16 grams of fat, and 1,400 mg of sodium!.
The standard there is the ordinary chicken sandwich, and that’s not good for you. Sure, people can purchase what they like - and you can see it in the size of their rear ends. Obesity is an epidemic among Americans and Cathy’s food feeds that obesity.As though you dictate what everyone at Chick-Fil-A will purchase.
The facts are available.
Anyone can search out the worst nutrition or the best.
I’ll bet that your wife can provide your family with far more nutritional chicken dishes – and at less cost than eating at some chain restaurant.
Well, I since it would appear that you cannot look past whatever is top most in the menu, you may just want to accept the poor nutrition choice.
*something intended to divert attention from the real problem or matter at hand; a misleading clue. *
Hah! The “poor nutrition choice” is their standard offering - the breaded chicken cutlet.
Do you doubt that most folks prefer the higher fat, saltier food items?
None so blind as those who will not see. You need only examine the nutritional data for their food items to see the data on their most popular food items. You don’t need sales figures.
Does Cathy also force the people to make these choices?
I am overweight. I did it. No one forced my throat open and shoved high calorie desserts down my gullet.
I doubt most people make the choices you have outlined.
You need the sales figures if you are going to do any more then speculate.
Are they likewise making public statements in support of traditional marriage?
Because it is to be presumed that I’m a liar, right?
What are you doing about it? Not changing your life style for a healthier life?
Yes, there are people like that, and you can see what epidemic obesity means by standing in line behind them at any chain restaurant. I decided at the beginning of the year to change my life style so that I would be healthier, a lot lighter, more attractive, and more able to pursue my interests such as dancing. And, so I have, albeit with another 50 lbs to go.
Congratulations, Mr. Inspiration! CAF needs a Weight Loss Support forum.
Is that to be the criterion now for choosing a restaurant?
It would be good to have one. Not easy to change one’s lifestyle at the beginning, but sooner than one might think, it becomes automatic to choose the right things, and to make eating junk food a rare indulgence.Congratulations, Mr. Inspiration! CAF needs a Weight Loss Support forum.
Perhaps you haven’t noticed, but the topic here is attack this chain has come under for their pro-family opinions and activities. This is why they are being defended. As to the attack on them that you bring for nutritional shortcomings, I can only say that in this society we are free to eat what we want, and as often as we want. Few things are harmful if taken in due measure.
We are free to eat ourselves to death. Indeed. It shows.
Moderation is always the right path, if a person can practice moderation. Have you ever gone to, for example, an all-you-can-eat Chinese restaurant and see how people load their plates? Bad enough to see obese young parents, but tragic to see kids blimping out, sometimes as young as 5.
I’d hope not. Christian values and bad nutritional values don’t mix IMO.
Too many posters think that we should all go out and make a stop at Chick-Fil-A a regular occurrence. I think that’s wrong regardless what values the restaurant owner holds dear.
I vote “YES”, you should frequent these bar and grills to show your support. In light of your plea to “moderation”, just limit yourself to one shot of Jamison’s at each.…A good number of Irish-American Catholic bar and grill owners in NYC would presumably support traditional marriage. Ought I make stopping at a saloon a regular part of my week? You know, to thank them for supporting marriage between one man and one woman.
Sure…why not?
I fail to see the issue unless you prefer bars that advocate same sex unions.A good number of Irish-American Catholic bar and grill owners in NYC would presumably support traditional marriage. Ought I make stopping at a saloon a regular part of my week? You know, to thank them for supporting marriage between one man and one woman.
Had to smile at that “at each.” Years ago, in the Rockaways, there was a street whose name I foget, but which was probably a mile of wall-to-wall Irish saloons, complete with Irish music. Business was always brisk in the Summer.I vote “YES”, you should frequent these bar and grills to show your support. In light of your plea to “moderation”, just limit yourself to one shot of Jamison’s at each.