Consumer Health Takes a Hit at the Movie Theater

The folks at the Consumerist explain just how unhealthy it can be to chow down at the movie theater. Here's the intro: "Like to snack at the movies? That tub of popcorn and large soda can amount to almost a full day's calories, two days' worth of fat and a cup of sugars." The article includes a bunch of data from a Consumer Reports investigation.

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