The health care reform that the House passed on Sunday night will bring about a lot of changes. One of the first that you're likely to notice is the addition of nutritional information to fast-food menus. "Beginning next year, all restaurant chains with more than 20 locations will have to post calorie counts and other similar information," the Daily Beast reported. To give you a preview, the Web site ranked the 40 worst fast-food meals in America by weighing five criteria: calories, saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium, and sugar. So what topped the list? Wendy's Baconator Triple (because a Baconator single is never enough). The Baconator, covered with mayonnaise, ketchup, and Applewood smoked bacon, tips the scale at more than 1,300 calories. Rounding out the top five were Sonic's SuperSonic Cheeseburger, Burger King's BK Quad Stacker, Domino's Bread Bowl Pasta, and In & Out Burger's Double Double With Onion.
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