Bigger Fork= Smaller Meals
Looking to eat less? Try bigger utensils. A study compared how much restaurant-goers ate using different forks, one 20% larger than a standard restaurant fork, and the other 20% smaller. Researchers discovered that those who employed the big fork left more food uneaten—7.91 ounces of food compared to…
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Bigger Fork= Smaller Meals
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on July 18, 2011. Filed under News, World News.
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