There are a few ways that the government could encourage fast food restaurants to offer healthier options without necessarily making them more expensive for the average consumer.

One way is through incentives or tax breaks for fast food restaurants that offer healthier menu options or reformulate their existing menu items to be healthier. This could encourage restaurants to make changes that benefit public health without passing on additional costs to consumers.

Another way is through regulations that require fast food restaurants to disclose nutrition information more prominently or to limit the amount of salt, sugar, and unhealthy fats in their menu items. This can help consumers make more informed choices and encourage restaurants to reformulate their menu items to meet the new standards.

Lastly, the government could invest in public education campaigns that promote healthy eating habits and encourage people to choose healthier options when dining out. This could lead to increased demand for healthier fast food options, which could encourage restaurants to offer them more frequently without necessarily increasing prices.
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