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...|1=The nearest equivalent is HFSS food – food that is deemed to be high in fat, sugar and/or salt. For the purposes of advertising regulations, Ofcom uses ...nd regular), tomato soup, most cereal bars, many pasta sauces, all butter, fat spreads and olive oil.<ref>https://health.spectator.co.uk/the-proposed-junk

...a torturing of the widely derided [[BMI]] (fails to differentiate between fat and muscle e.g.,) which is at best only a guide for adults (sportsmen and o ...work with children. Kids are not shaped like adults, do not have the same fat/muscle ratio and are growing. They rarely have a BMI over 30. An obese chil

They are being urged to use a reduced-fat spread or none at all as part of a tough nutrition regime coming into force

...]], [[Alcohol Consumption|alcohol]], [[Sugar|sugar]], [[Salt|salt]], [[Fat|fat]] or whatever happens to be the evil-du-jour, there is rarely anything whic ...nmental interference have been seen to 'adjust' what people eat, include [[fat taxes]], [[sugar tax|sugar taxes]], heart-string-pulling (fake) statistics

Unfortunately, someone "fat-fingered their keyboard," which resulted in a massive overestimate of the p

FAT BLACK LADY (FBL): Excuse me dear, there's little kids on the tram.

...when they ate two breakfast sandwiches, totalling 900 calories and 50 g of fat.<ref>[http://www.lfpress.com/2012/10/31/study-dubs-breakfast-sandwich-a-tim

...er diet-related diseases<ref>http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2012/may/16/fat-tax-unhealthy-food-effect?newsfeed=true</ref>}} ...axes were already used to discourage people from drinking or smoking and a fat tax plan would raise money for the Treasury and prevent people dying.<ref>h