If you hadn't heard the news already, large restaurants are now required to display calorie information on their menus - so you can see exactly how many you're consuming on your meals out. The aim is "to make it as easy as possible to make healthier food choices", according to the Government.
Most of us head out to restaurants for a bit of a treat or a special occasion, while some of us have to dine out quite frequently in the line of duty, like my good self here. Do we really want to know the calorific damage of our food choices on a meal out?
Is it better not to know? Or will knowing all the calories laid out before you really change the way you order when eating out?
