article_snippet: Worst offender: Burger King Kid’s Veggie Bean Burger (pictured) with small fries contained 4.6g of salt per serving, the equivalent of nine packets of crisps .
article_snippet: The meal with the most salt content was the Burger King Kid’s Veggie Bean Burger with small fries, which contained 4.6g of salt per serving, the equivalent of nine packets of crisps.
article_snippet: Hungry Horse’s ham with mashed potato and baked beans contained 4.2g of salt per serving.
article_snippet: Restaurants included in the study insisted Restaurants had already reduced salt content in Restaurants meals.
article_snippet: Greene King said: ‘Burger King Corp has successfully reduced the sodium content in many of Burger King Corp products around the world.
article_snippet: A spokesman for Greene King, the owner of Hungry Horse and Loch Fyne, said: ‘We are committed to reducing the levels of salt within
article_snippet: ’s menus are reduced salt, such as burgers, sausages and baked beans in Hungry Horse.
article_snippet: Wetherspoon spokesman Eddie Gershon said: ‘As a popular family friendly restaurant visited by thousands of people every week, we are constantly working hard to bring down the salt content of we meals and we take we responsibilities towards public health very seriously.
article_snippet: Wetherspoon spokesman Eddie Gershon said: ‘Whilst certain popular meal combinations such as chicken nuggets, chips and baked beans have higher salt levels, we also include several lower salt combinations or meal.
highlights_snippet: Burger King Kid’s Veggie Bean Burger and small fries contained 4.6g salt .
  