Eateries' children's menus often unhealthy option, study says
Your favorite restaurant's kids' meal may not be very good for your children.
Too salty, fatty and calorie-laden was the verdict delivered this month by the Center for Science in the Public Interest and the California Center for Public Health Advocacy .
After analyzing kids' items offered by 13 of the nation's 25 largest restaurant chains, the Center for Science in the Public Interest concluded that 93 percent ...
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