A report that graded major U.S. cities for their fast food consumption gave Baton Rouge a “B-.” Men’s Health based the grade on the number of McDonald’s, Burger King, Wendy’s and Taco Bell restaurants per capita, the percentage of residents who ate fast food seven or more times a month and the obesity rate. Arlington, Texas, scored the worst, one of 14 cities to get an “F” for fast food consumption. Buffalo got an “A+,” one of eight cities to earn an “A.” See the full report here.
B.R. gets ‘B-‘ for fast food consumption
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