is hotdogs the single greatest contributor of fat among americans?

Question

is a hotdog a contributor of fat

Answer 1

No - hot dogs are a contributor of delicious snouts and anuses. It's all the deep-fried stuff that contributes the fat.

Answer 2

"A" contributor? Yes, but there's a long line of high fat low nutrition foods that would also be on the list.

Answer 3

No, every fast food in america is a contributor of fat.

Answer 4

There are all kinds of hot dogs, some fattier than others.

But it is the awful practice to "Super-size" everything and fill up huge plates with food that is the problem.

Answer 5

No, it is diet habits all together along with lifestyle. If you exercise and don't sit on your rear-end all day then you can afford to eat a hot dog every now and then. Of course as with anything, if you eat too much of it, it is unhealthy.

Answer 6

I'd say the biggest bellybombs are PIZZA!!!!

Just think: A single slice of pizza can have as many calories as a cheeseburger. And how many of us eat just one slice of pizza? I can eat a whole large pizza by myself. That's the equivalent of 8 cheeseburgers.

Answer 7

Fat is not the only thing !

***THINK ABOUT THE FOOD YOU EAT***

Most of us grow up eating animals without realizing where meat comes from and how it gets to our plates. Meat is a funny word because it doesn’t tell you much about your food. For example, what does a hamburger animal look like, or a hot dog animal? Or a bacon animal? Hamburger is really ground up cow and bacon is really strips of pig flesh and a hot dog is really a mishmash of dead animal parts. When you think of food that way, it certainly makes a difference, doesn’t it?

Some people think that the animals they eat were raised on farms where they lived their days basking in the sun, munching on tasty food and running around enjoying themselves. But today most animals are raised on factory farms in dark, crowded, smelly sheds, usually unable to even turn around because there is so little room. Their babies are taken from them almost as soon as they are born, frequently never allowed to play, stretch or feel the sunlight.

Cows are branded with hot irons that burn a mark deep into their flesh so people can tell them apart. They don’t give them anything to kill the pain. Have you ever burned yourself? Do you remember how much it hurt?

To mark pigs, some people cut off pieces of their ears!

Many pigs go crazy from having to live inside the smelly, crowded sheds. Sometimes this causes them to bite each other’s tails. To keep this from happening, people cut off their tails without any pain killers.

Before they are transported to be killed, pigs get their noses broken (baseball bats or sledge hammer). This keeps them from biting each other when crammed into the trucks.

Chickens, turkeys and ducks all have the ends of their beaks and bills cut off or burned off and chickens and turkeys have their toes cut off – all without painkillers. People do this to keep them from hurting each other because they fight when they are crammed into tiny cages in filthy, smelly sheds. It is not natural for them to live like this and they get all stressed out over the terrible way they are forced to live.

When cows and pigs are taken to slaughterhouses where they’re killed, they’re often forced onto crowded trucks with an electric prod. This is a big stick which gives them a very painful shock. Those who are too weak or sick to walk, are dragged by chains or pushed with bulldozers.



Killings animals to eat kills us too! The top diseases in the United States are heart disease, cancer and stroke—all of them strongly linked to meat. Your chances of getting these diseases when you are older are very small if you stop eating animals early in life.

Answer 8

no, its not the single contributer of fat among americans its hamburgers,and cheseburgers, thats the major contributer of fat in america not hotdogs . . . . . . .STUPID!!!!

Answer 9

No, cheese, ice cream and chocolate have loads of fat.

Answer 10

i love hotdogs