Friday, February 26, 2010
One of the most popular campus dining venues, The Underground, offers several foods that contain one-serving sodium levels far beyond the daily recommended intake suggested by the Food and Drug Administration.
In the graphic below, a mix of popular foods from the Underground and their daily values of sodium are shown.
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Sodium: It's what's for lunch
The underground is too expensive for a college student. They should get a program where food at the University is subsides by the government. All you would need is proof of enrollment using your student ID. I have seen schools in Germany do it. It would also cycle through inventory faster so we could have fresher food.
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