Cheap as chips, maybe, but at what cost to health?

A "COMPLETE meal" for under $5? Well, yes, if you call a cheeseburger, fries, a Coke and a sundae a "complete meal". The Hungry Jack's promotion of its "cheeseburger stunner deal" for $4.95 - inexpensive at any time, but especially attractive during a recession - is part of a boom in fast food in Australia. The problem, say experts, is that it may be cheap, but it's unhealthy, too.