The 30 Worst Foods in America

I don't know...that guacamole bacon burger looks pretty good to me.

It's delicious!....definitely not an everyday kinda thing, but it is a delicious once in awhile kinda thing...

This made me giggle.

From the article:

"Researchers have found that men are turned on by the smell of cinnamon rolls, and further studies have shown that men are more likely to spend money when they’re thinking about sex."

Who knew? Girl's gotta ask...true? false?

OMG, that kids meal with the dinosaur shaped nuggets, what the heck!!! Who would feed that to their children??? That was gross.

I have. And they've also had the mac & cheese at Uno's which I think is even higher in calories as I remember. It's a treat. We eat 90% of our meals at home, always with vegetables. But I guess "feeding that to my children" makes my a shtty parent in your book.

How dare they blaspheme baby back ribs..... Nonsense I tell you


I also like how they only really look at sodium, fat, sugar and total calories and then they make suggestions for substitutions that are no where near comparable in size... Dont have that large meat lovers pizza instead have an almond..

I'm glad someone else noticed them doing that! Like for the pizza option, they said "the individual deep dish pizza is bad, so eat HALF a flatbread pizza. I'm sure HALF a deep dish pizza is better than a whole one, too.

My gut reaction to this list is finger-pointing whoever would order anything on it... But I'm learning to stop food-shaming.
I can honestly say that the guacamole burger would definitely be tempting

I think I can consider myself lucky that none of these (except 2 or 3) are available in Canada. Less temptation!

Edited: typo.

OMG, that kids meal with the dinosaur shaped nuggets, what the heck!!! Who would feed that to their children??? That was gross.

I have. And they've also had the mac & cheese at Uno's which I think is even higher in calories as I remember. It's a treat. We eat 90% of our meals at home, always with vegetables. But I guess "feeding that to my children" makes my a shtty parent in your book.

Take it as you would like. The point of the article was to point out how ****ty the foods are in the1st place, if it's 10% of their diet it's obviously not a big deal, but for lots of people those 'beige meals' are a frequent occurrence for their kids. I would not eat that as a 'treat' myself, much less for my daughter, but that's just me.

I just read the article and now feel sick. None of the choices look appealing to me.

OMG, most of them are appealing. Sad thing is I have had a lot of those before. In fact, one of the worst offenders is the Chili's Jalapeno Bacon Cheeseburger. I seen that and my mouth started watering, that is till I seen the calories. I will NEVER have one of those again unless I make it at home myself.

I believe that they were saying that beef jerky was one of the better snack options at a gas station....it's where you find the snack not whether it's savory or sweet

Yeah, I saw that, but I think there are more comparable low-calorie substitutions in convenience stores. I was just agreeing that the substitutions are strange. They are either not comparable in type or the substitution sizes are obvious (as someone else mentioned, substituting half of another pizza for a whole pizza, who couldn't figure that one out?)

1,750 calories... ಠ_ಠ How is that even possible...

I dont care what anyone says.... hating on coldstone is sacrilege

^ This. And not a big fan of Men's Health anyway.

Interesting article. I haven't had any of those foods, ever (but have probably had similar stuff that comes in a close second to some of them).

I personally think the intro is overkill, though. Implying that making a "single mistake" by eating one of the items on the list will ruin a weight-loss plan just isn't the case. Regularly eating these items without working them into your calorie and macro goals definitely can, but if I were to eat, say, a Quiznos Tuna Melt once it's not going to suddenly add lbs. or stop me from losing weight.

I havent eaten any of these either and I completely agree!!! I believe its okay to eat stuff like this occasionally but in moderation and as long as your not eating them all the time....just because you are trying to lose weight or eat "healthier" does not mean that you have to give up everything...you can have the things you want but in moderation...and if you do eat those things go workout or something to burn at least some of those calories you just ate....the only way its gunna ruin your progress is if your always eating this stuff!

It wasn't just a half of a pizza compared to a whole one, it was a thin crust pizza which saves you from a lot of extra carbohydrates and empty calories.

You should never have pizza as the entirety of your meal. It's just too rich. Add a couple of slices with a smartly made salad.

#27. Substitute one half of a Cheese and Tomato Five-Grain Crust Pizza instead of a whole Uno's Chicago Grill Deep Dish Individual Pizza.

OMG, that kids meal with the dinosaur shaped nuggets, what the heck!!! Who would feed that to their children???

My kiddo eats dinno nuggets quite a bit...there's really nothing wrong with them...they're actually pretty good and whole pieces of actual chicken unlike some processed nuggets that are glued together scraps...



He loves them and usually enjoys them with a side of peas and/or grapes and some of my homemade fries...

The rest of it doesn't even look like dishes truly intended for one person, but there's an Arby's along my Sunday bike ride and I probably shouldn't have found out about those sausage gravy biscuits...

This made me giggle.

From the article:

"Researchers have found that men are turned on by the smell of cinnamon rolls, and further studies have shown that men are more likely to spend money when they’re thinking about sex."

Who knew? Girl's gotta ask...true? false?

1. Become stripper
2. Buy cinnamon roll scented perfume
3. ????
4. Profit!

In this case the ???? could be left out and it would still make sense.