Fast Food Facts: 'Nutrition Facts' Search Upgrade

Just a little FYI: I've upgraded the appearance of nutrition search results on Fast Food Facts (Fast Food News' parent site).

The fast food nutrition data search results now appear as the 'Nutrition Facts' panels you're accustomed to seeing on the food you buy in the grocery store. Hopefully this will make it easier to go right to the nutrition data you need. Like this one for Burger King's Whopper with Cheese, without Mayonnaise:

The '%DV,' or % Daily Value figures are based on a 2,000 calorie diet (just like the ones on food you buy in the store).

Many teachers use Fast Food Facts in homework/webwork assignments for their students (mainly in Health and Math classes) and I hope they'll find it useful to have their students looking at the same Nutrition Facts panel they're used to seeing everywhere else when they do a class project.

And hopefully everyone else will find it easier to read, too. This should make it even more fun to do some of the favorite searches on Fast Food Facts, like:

• Burgers with the most Calories,
• Burgers with the most Fat grams,
• Sandwiches (excluding Burgers) with the most Calories,
• Chicken items with the most Calories,
• Salads with the most Calories,
• French Fries with the most Calories (or least Calories),
• Chicken with the most Cholesterol,
• Beverages with the most Sodium,
• Tacos and Wraps with the most Calories or,
• how about Fish Sandwiches with the most Protein, or maybe
• All Sandwiches (including Burgers) with the most Calories, and individually from, Arby's, Boston Market, Burger King, Carl's Jr., Chick-fil-a, Dairy Queen, Hardee's, Jack in the Box, KFC, Long John Silver's, McDonald's, Panera Bread Co., Sonic Drive-In, Steak 'N Shake, Subway, Wendy's, or Whataburger.

It's a lot of nutrition information that can be viewed in many different ways...and now it looks better and is easier to read!