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: Althouse

"I don?t want to be thinking... about how many calories are in this slice of (delicious!) olive bread..."

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"...or in that crème brulee or pile of pea shoots sauteed in sesame oil with garlic. And I certainly don?t want to see that information on a menu. Two words that have no place on a good restaurant?s menu: 'Nutrition information.'"

ADDED: I note the phrase "a good restaurant." So is it fine as far as Sifton is concerned to require fast food joints to display the calorie counts? Exactly why?
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Full post as published by Althouse on April 21, 2010 (boomark / email).

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