Less
time = less nutrition: why?
Lifestyles are
becoming more hectic. A survey(*1) recently found that the average
amount of time people were spending on lunch had fallen from 35
minutes in 2000 to just 27 minutes in 2002, and we can only guess
how long will be taken in the future!
As peoples lives
become faster with less time to eat, what they eat becomes ever
more important so, how healthy are the options currently available?
The obvious
choice for most people in a hurry is a sandwich, but feast point
urges consumers, especially women, to choose their sandwiches carefully,
especially for the fat content as many brands contain over 40%
of the average daily fat allowance.
The average daily
energy consumption for men is 2500 Kcal and for women 2000. 33%
of that energy intake should be via fat, which equates to 95gms
of fat per day for men and 70gms for women.(*2)
At feast point we have put together a menu of tasty, healthier options, and
as the chart on the next page shows, for a 400gm portion feast point meal,
you get on average, less fat, salt, and calories than in a sandwich, with the
average sandwich weighing less than 200gms.
We offer a range
of healthy salads hand prepared in our own kitchens from the finest
ingredients with varities to reflect the diversityof our menu.
We genuinely create our salads for variety and flavour, and we
are sure that nowhere in the high street will you find such quality
for such a value price.
The feast point
dispenses a range of healthy drinks such as orange juice, real
still lemonade, smoothies and pure still mineral water. These drinks
are bottled especially for feast point and have beeen sourced for
their quality and flavour and offer a tasty, healthy alternative
to the sugary drinks available elsewhere. If you want something
hot, try one of our 100% natural soups in a cup which come in a
range of seasonal flavours.
We have spent
many months sourcing and creating the best quality product and
then designed a feast point to dispense this menu directly to the
consumer. We have ensured we offer something different to the norm,
in order that you can eat a healthy, quick and convenient meal,
in a way that has not been previously possible.
(*1)
Eurestt Lunchtime Report, 2002
(*2) The British Nutrition Foundation
| Nutrition
Comparison Chart |
| Product |
Weight |
Salt |
Calories |
Fat |
GM
Free |
| feast
point™ Rigatoni
Bolognese |
400g |
1.6g |
408
k/cal |
9.6g |
Y |
| feast
point™ Carbonara |
400g |
2.4g |
564
k/cal |
29.6g |
Y |
| feast
point™ Sweet & Sour
Chicken |
400g |
3.6g |
604
k/cal |
19.2g |
Y |
| feast
point™ Chicken Tikka Masala |
400g |
4.4g |
652
k/cal |
32.4g |
Y |
| M&S
Triple Feast pack |
200g |
4.1g |
840
k/cal |
51.4g |
n/a |
| Pret
a Mangé Coronation Chicken |
175g |
2.8g |
696
k/cal |
42.3g |
n/a |
| Boots
Chicken & Bacon |
175g |
2.4g |
469
k/cal |
17g |
n/a |
| Safeway
Tuna Nicoise |
175g |
5.2g |
485
k/cal |
26g |
n/a |
| All
figures are per portion |
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