News, Thirsty? Check out the top 10 unhealthiest drinks in America.

[jersgrl1969]

I don't see anything wrong with drinking any of these, unless you drink them every day. Once in a while is OK.

I always scoff when news shows have an 'expose' on a chain restaurant and show the fat and calories in their food. People go out to eat to enjoy good food and indulge themselves. (When they order a Bloomin' onion, they already KNOW it has a zillion calories/fat grams. Obviously they don't care or they wouldn't order it.)
A customer doesn't go to Mickey D's because they want a healthy, low-fat/calorie meal. (That's why the McLean Deluxe flopped.)
If people want to eat a small salad with no dressing, bottled water, and a yogurt, they can eat that at home--they don't go to Outback, TGIFriday's, Chili's, etc.

[TKramar]

I weigh 125#...I could actually use a couple extra pounds.

[virgode]

Originally Posted by TKramar

I weigh 125#...I could actually use a couple extra pounds.

Good Grief TK you need some carbs!!!!

[LiveChick]

I don't drink any of these either. But I was shocked to see Snapple on that list. It's not bad, but I guess thats why it was #10.
I'd drink Snapple before I drink any other of those drinks.

I'm on a restricted diet, so I mostly drink sports drinks/water lol

[TKramar]

Originally Posted by virgode

Good Grief TK you need some carbs!!!!

Cheeseburger have carbs, don't they? I eat them two at a time. I've eaten pancakes for dinner, made pies and biscuits, three hash brown patties, lots of pasta and rice in my cooking...you'd think with all that I'd have some carbs.

But I only eat once a day.

[Hasdrubal]

2,600 cal