Free toys and fatty foods are a bad combo meal. At least that's what San Francisco supervisors decided when they voted Tuesday to ban Happy Meals and other fast-food fare from offering a free toy with meals that contain more than set levels of calories, sugar and fat.
The measure, which the San Francisco Chronicle reports requires a final vote next week, was controversial before the vote, a Los Angeles Times article reports, "with supporters arguing that it would help protect children from obesity, and opponents seeing it as the latest example of the nanny state gone wild."
