Why don't McDonalds and BK make low-fat fries?

Yesterday I cut a no-fat potato into fries-sized strips and baked them with no
fat, and they taste pretty good, although not perfectly like the Fast Food
fries but close enough that most people wouldn't complain. Can't Fast Food
chains offer costomers an option of getting 0-fat fries? Also, if they could
make sugar drinks with just enough low sugar such that the thermal energy your
body needs to heat it from 0C is enough to compensate for the calories from the
sugar? In fact, I'll soon send e-mails to fast food chains and companies who
make soft drinks about this.

"KellyClarksonTV" wrote in message
...
Yesterday I cut a no-fat potato into fries-sized strips and baked them
with no
fat, and they taste pretty good, although not perfectly like the Fast Food
fries but close enough that most people wouldn't complain. Can't Fast Food
chains offer costomers an option of getting 0-fat fries? Also, if they
could
make sugar drinks with just enough low sugar such that the thermal energy
your
body needs to heat it from 0C is enough to compensate for the calories
from the
sugar? In fact, I'll soon send e-mails to fast food chains and companies
who
make soft drinks about this.

Because a fry basket takes up less room in the store than a dozen
microwaves.
Because soft drink makers don't care about your health.

"KellyClarksonTV" wrote in message
...
Yesterday I cut a no-fat potato into fries-sized strips and baked them
with no
fat, and they taste pretty good, although not perfectly like the Fast Food
fries but close enough that most people wouldn't complain. Can't Fast Food
chains offer costomers an option of getting 0-fat fries? Also, if they
could
make sugar drinks with just enough low sugar such that the thermal energy
your
body needs to heat it from 0C is enough to compensate for the calories
from the
sugar? In fact, I'll soon send e-mails to fast food chains and companies
who
make soft drinks about this.

Because a fry basket takes up less room in the store than a dozen
microwaves.
Because soft drink makers don't care about your health.

(KellyClarksonTV) wrote in message ...
Yesterday I cut a no-fat potato into fries-sized strips and baked them with no
fat, and they taste pretty good, although not perfectly like the Fast Food
fries but close enough that most people wouldn't complain. Can't Fast Food
chains offer costomers an option of getting 0-fat fries?

Maybe because 1) They often don't have ovens, 2) No-one would buy
them.

Also, if they could
make sugar drinks with just enough low sugar such that the thermal energy your
body needs to heat it from 0C is enough to compensate for the calories from the
sugar?

You mean like diet versions of drinks which have been around since
before I can remember?

(KellyClarksonTV) wrote in message ...
Yesterday I cut a no-fat potato into fries-sized strips and baked them with no
fat, and they taste pretty good, although not perfectly like the Fast Food
fries but close enough that most people wouldn't complain. Can't Fast Food
chains offer costomers an option of getting 0-fat fries?

Maybe because 1) They often don't have ovens, 2) No-one would buy
them.

Also, if they could
make sugar drinks with just enough low sugar such that the thermal energy your
body needs to heat it from 0C is enough to compensate for the calories from the
sugar?

You mean like diet versions of drinks which have been around since
before I can remember?

KellyClarksonTV wrote:

Yesterday I cut a no-fat potato into fries-sized strips and baked them with no
fat, and they taste pretty good, although not perfectly like the Fast Food
fries but close enough that most people wouldn't complain. Can't Fast Food
chains offer costomers an option of getting 0-fat fries? Also, if they could
make sugar drinks with just enough low sugar such that the thermal energy your
body needs to heat it from 0C is enough to compensate for the calories from the
sugar? In fact, I'll soon send e-mails to fast food chains and companies who
make soft drinks about this.


I order the apple snacks as a replacement for fries if I go there for
any reason. I also order the parfait, (100 cal) snack, water, and fish
sandwich if I am super hungry after the other stuff.
C

KellyClarksonTV wrote:

Yesterday I cut a no-fat potato into fries-sized strips and baked them with no
fat, and they taste pretty good, although not perfectly like the Fast Food
fries but close enough that most people wouldn't complain. Can't Fast Food
chains offer costomers an option of getting 0-fat fries? Also, if they could
make sugar drinks with just enough low sugar such that the thermal energy your
body needs to heat it from 0C is enough to compensate for the calories from the
sugar? In fact, I'll soon send e-mails to fast food chains and companies who
make soft drinks about this.


I order the apple snacks as a replacement for fries if I go there for
any reason. I also order the parfait, (100 cal) snack, water, and fish
sandwich if I am super hungry after the other stuff.
C

"Cathe B" wrote in message
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KellyClarksonTV wrote:

Yesterday I cut a no-fat potato into fries-sized strips and baked them
with no
fat, and they taste pretty good, although not perfectly like the Fast
Food
fries but close enough that most people wouldn't complain. Can't Fast
Food
chains offer costomers an option of getting 0-fat fries? Also, if they
could
make sugar drinks with just enough low sugar such that the thermal energy
your
body needs to heat it from 0C is enough to compensate for the calories
from the
sugar? In fact, I'll soon send e-mails to fast food chains and companies
who
make soft drinks about this.


I order the apple snacks as a replacement for fries if I go there for any
reason. I also order the parfait, (100 cal) snack, water, and fish
sandwich if I am super hungry after the other stuff.
C

I like the parfait and the salads. If I'm super hungry I go somwhere else.

Jenn

"Cathe B" wrote in message
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KellyClarksonTV wrote:

Yesterday I cut a no-fat potato into fries-sized strips and baked them
with no
fat, and they taste pretty good, although not perfectly like the Fast
Food
fries but close enough that most people wouldn't complain. Can't Fast
Food
chains offer costomers an option of getting 0-fat fries? Also, if they
could
make sugar drinks with just enough low sugar such that the thermal energy
your
body needs to heat it from 0C is enough to compensate for the calories
from the
sugar? In fact, I'll soon send e-mails to fast food chains and companies
who
make soft drinks about this.


I order the apple snacks as a replacement for fries if I go there for any
reason. I also order the parfait, (100 cal) snack, water, and fish
sandwich if I am super hungry after the other stuff.
C

I like the parfait and the salads. If I'm super hungry I go somwhere else.

Jenn

"Cathe B" wrote in message
news
KellyClarksonTV wrote:

Yesterday I cut a no-fat potato into fries-sized strips and baked them
with no
fat, and they taste pretty good, although not perfectly like the Fast
Food
fries but close enough that most people wouldn't complain. Can't Fast
Food
chains offer costomers an option of getting 0-fat fries? Also, if they
could
make sugar drinks with just enough low sugar such that the thermal energy
your
body needs to heat it from 0C is enough to compensate for the calories
from the
sugar? In fact, I'll soon send e-mails to fast food chains and companies
who
make soft drinks about this.


I order the apple snacks as a replacement for fries if I go there for any
reason. I also order the parfait, (100 cal) snack, water, and fish
sandwich if I am super hungry after the other stuff.
C

I like the parfait and the salads. If I'm super hungry I go somwhere else.

Jenn