‘Snack’ versus ‘meal’: The impact of label and place on food intake

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RT @DrMichaelMol: Consider anything you eat a "meal". Thinking of food as a "#snack", can cause overeating https://t.co/ZIIRBJQyby

Consider anything you eat a "meal". Thinking of food as a "#snack", can cause overeating https://t.co/ZIIRBJQyby

Does labeling food a snack impact eating habits? https://t.co/yUMRlbyqUT

A new study in @sciencedirect found that using the term “snack” on food products can promote overeating. More food products should be marketed as “meals” rather than “snacks” to help consumers avoid consuming too many calories: https://t.co/Z9XhHHdG3Q

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