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Don't let your weight loss progress get taken for a shaky, painful ride. Stay on track with your diet with these better-for-you theme park eats.

If you're lucking obsessed with Buffalo Wild Wings, here's everything you need to know about the chain.

You wouldn't let a clown babysit your child. So why would you let one feed her?

Normally, we'd be onboard with anyone trying to get you to "eat mor chikin" — it's packed with filling protein that powers your workouts, repairs your muscles and makes your snack drawer far less tempting.

Planning a visit to Five Guys? Here's everything you need to know about the popular burger chain.

Whether you're at your local cantina, in your kitchen, or at the supermarket, here's what to eat and what to skip whenever you crave a Mexican fiesta in your mouth!

If you're seeking some solid eateries, these are the hottest healthy restaurants spanning the U.S.

Put down your fork and step away from the menu. These are the most health-harming foods to hit restaurants so far in 2016.

Grabbing breakfast Starbucks? Before you choose an egg and cheese sandwich, read this first!

Farm-to-table dining is a nationwide phenomenon, but its roots date back to our ancestry.

When Starbucks announced their new Mini Frappuccino menu, it meant a new form of frosty relief—not just from the throat-scorching heat of the coming summer, but also from the swimsuit-stretching calorie load of their popular frozen drinks.

America's favorite burgers go head-to-head in the first-ever patty and bun nutrition competition!

He may be a bit of a clown, but don't be fooled—Ronald has some serious culinary creativity and insightful business acumen. Here are his best moves of 2016...

People don't just love to eat, they love talking, tweeting and posting status updates about food—especially the greasy grub from fast food joints.

You don't need to give up your favorite coffee-house vices to lose weight at Starbucks. You just need to be armed with the right information.

Lose weight without giving up bacon when you use our top sandwich picks.

Walking through the door you're immediately overwhelmed with smells reminiscent of a home-cooked Thanksgiving meal with all the trimmings: turkey, potatoes, gravy and stuffing—you name it, they've got it.

Mexican food is a cuisine on the cusp.

America: The land of the free and home of the burger.

Here's a number you should keep in mind: 43. That's the percentage of calories you're going to eat this year that will come from restaurants, catering companies and other folks who, unlike you and your mom, don't really care very much about your health. So you'd better plan to be extra vigilant yourself.

Take the advice of our diet experts to eat up and slim down at Subway.

With an extensive menu that includes everything from java to juice and brownies to Bistro Boxes and a shop on just about every block, Starbucks has got the on-the-go crowd on lock.

"Oh, baby...my stomach is killing me."

You know how some menus have options labeled with things like "House Specials" or "Lighter Fare?" The dishes below are the menu items that should be labeled "Worst Item on the Entire Menu." Steer clear of these dangerous options that are like putting a puffer coat on any belly fat you already have!

Meet the Terrible 20: A group of fatty, calorie-packed dishes vying to destroy your valiant weight loss efforts. Keep your fork far, far away.

Batman and the Joker. Harry Potter and Voldemort. Jen and Angelina. All great dramas have a dark side and a light one, a hero and a villain. And when it comes to eating well, there's no shortage of good guys and bad.

You can still hit the drive-through without ordering a diet-busting, waist-widening meal.

From mac and cheese cups to kale, the McDonald's menu has undergone some serious alterations this year, in the chain's attempt to boost its slippery sales. The result may have fans wondering if they've stumbled into a Whole Foods instead of the Golden Arches.

If you're worried about sodium, a bag of salty snacks is sort of like a bad boyfriend: Certain to raise your blood pressure, but oh-so-hard to resist.