Fast+Food+Math

Use the link below to determine the calories, fat, and satruated fat that a person your age and gender should have in a day. @http://www.bcm.edu/cnrc/consumer/archives/percentDV.htm These numbers are your goal. You may have difficulty developing a meal plan that comes in under the saturated fat
 * Fast Food Math**
 * Objective: Your job is to use the Internet to find nutritional information for your favorite fast food restaurant. From there you, and a partner if you choose, will attempt to create a day long menu (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) that meets the daily nutritional guidelines (or comes as close as possible) for a person your age.

**Step One:**
Decide which fast food restaurant you would like to visit. Click on this link or Google "(restaurant of your choice) nutritional information". If you do not choose one of the restaurant's listed, make sure that you select a franchise. Local restaurants will probably not have nutritional information available. Enter your data on your spreadsheet. Be sure to determine how many calories you have left after you plan each meal. When you are done, provide a good copy. Remember, this is just looking at calories and fat, types of grains, proteins, and vegetables are not being considered when planning your meals. If you would like to, revisit the nutritional site and add to your spreadsheet (maybe compare the carbohydrates or proteins that you should have for a day **or** select a person of a different age or gender to calculate a meal for **or** choose a new restaurant to calculate a new menu). ||
 * Step Two:**
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