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People are far more likely to share, like or comment on videos of calorie-dense foods like pancakes or fried chicken, according to one recent study out of Canada. Researchers believe this phenomenon is connected to saturated fats.
People are far more likely to share, like or comment on videos of calorie-dense foods like pancakes or fried chicken, according to one recent study out of Canada. Researchers believe this phenomenon is connected to saturated fats.
"Want to eat as soon as you like? Then cook your own food," one commenter wrote.