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Costco Meal Analysis

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The average calories for a meal is around five hundred to six hundred fifty. Most college students get more than one item from Costco, which exceeds the calorie intake for one meal. For most college students, we don't tend to look at the calories or nutrition to be a big part of any of our meals. For me, I see the calories on the board below all of the foods; but I just look at it for fun and nothing more. Although Costco has great foods most of the food lack the nutrition needed for a college students’ body. After every meal I have at Costco, I have either a feeling of warmthness because I am so full or a feeling of sickness due to the oils in the foods I eat. Some of the greasy foods that i eat at costco is the pizza, The grease on the

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