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More consumers opting for low-calorie choices

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By Amy Fuhrman, Staff Writer

French fry sales are dropping across America, according to the Hudson Institute.

Fast food companies are making more money by offering healthier options, such as apple slices, oatmeal and low-calorie meals.

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