Ben Preiss
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 Flame-broiled chicken tenders and apples as substitutes for French fries top the menu in Burger King’s latest efforts to get American kids out of the fat lane. If they were really willing to go that extra mile, and wanted to stand out from other fast food chains, they would get rid of those hard tacky chairs and put treadmills in their place.
 Burger King Holdings Inc., the world's second largest hamburger chain, said it has set nutritional guidelines to follow when targeting children under 12 in advertising, including limiting ads to Kids Meals that contain no more than 560 calories, less than 30 percent of calories from fat and no more than 10 percent of calories from added sugars.
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