restaurants just can t win. first, the got demanded they show calories on their menus. now they re under fire for those same calorie counts. a new studio revealing the advertised number is off by 225-calories on average. my next guest is disappointed by this. rebeta spritzfield is a health fitness specialist. welcome to the program. thank you for having me. i ll start running through the first egregious calories of undercounting. six-pack at shots at burger king, advertised calories 752. actually over 1 than 1,000. second example, on the border. supposed to be 1530, it s 451. and outback steakhouse, bleu
those same calorie counts. a new studio revealing the advertised number is off by 225-calories on average. my next guest is disappointed by this. rebeta spritzfield is a health fitness specialist. welcome to the program. thank you for having me. i ll start running through the first egregious calories of undercounting. six-pack at shots at burger king, advertised calories 752. actually over 1 than 1,000. second example, on the border. supposed to be 1530, it s 451. and outback steakhouse, bleu cheese salad, advertised 376. actual calories are 1,035. that is a severe undercount, i would say. oh, yes. basically, the restaurants aren t getting it right. we have too big of a cap. when you re off by 200-calories that could be