I agree and disagree with David Zinczenko in the article "Don't Blame the Eater" that fast food restaurants should not be blamed for children's weight gain. Zinczenko made valid points that eating fast food is unhealthy but is not the cause of obesity. When eating fast food you are not aware of your calorie intake and the calorie information is difficult to read, but don't blame the food and think smarter when going to fast food restaurants. Say no to plagiarism. Get a tailor-made essay on “Why Violent Video Games Should Not Be Banned”? Get the original essay Fast food industries are unhealthy and do not provide warning labels, and labels online or on boards are difficult to read. Fast food restaurants are not required to put warning labels on their food. I think all foods should have a label that provides easy-to-read information, without fine print, about what's in my burger, because one calorie intake is not enough. Chicken nuggets taste better than a salad, but when eating healthily with a salad, you might believe your salad contains fewer calories until you look at the fine print and realize those nuggets would actually have contained fewer of calories. Children shouldn't blame fast food restaurants for their obesity. when they don't have to order from their restaurants. Fast food industries offer healthier choices than a double cheeseburger or chicken nuggets. When I was a kid, we played all day and didn't sit all day in front of video games or electronic devices. Children should be more active outside, playing and interacting with other children, learning and having fun, and being active. Inactive children who eat a lot of fast food are less likely to gain a lot of weight than a child who sits and plays video games at restaurants all day. Parents can make a sandwich on the go instead of constantly choosing the quick and easy method. Eating a sandwich at home is cheaper and healthier than eating out several times a day. If they choose to eat out, they should choose healthier options. Kids can eat out and still eat healthily, but they choose not to. Zinczenko states that it is easier to find a McDonald's than a Grapefruit, and I agree with his statement, Moore County has several McDonald's and you can walk for blocks and not find a Grapefruit. Although you can make smarter choices when you have no choice but to eat a chicken sandwich with no toppings rather than eating ten nuggets. Eat a salad with fewer toppings and grilled chicken on top, but watch the dressing because it will get you. I understand that I have to eat out like Zinczenko. I have had to eat out sometimes, but I exercise and try to choose one of the healthy foods on the menu. Keep in mind: this is just a sample. Get a personalized article now from our expert writers. Get a custom essay Zinczenko's article "Don't Blame the Eater" about how fast food restaurants shouldn't be responsible for childhood obesity is something I I agree and disagree. When you eat..