Poll: Do you give away unwanted junk food after Christmas?

According to the latest Healthy Ireland survey, 62% of Irish adults are overweight

You’re likely sick of the sight of leftover sweets, chocolate and biscuits during the post-Christmas detox.

But what to do with these remaining junk foods? Give them away? Bring them to book launches or family events?

According to the latest Healthy Ireland survey, 62% of Irish adults are overweight and the Irish Dental Association estimates that the HSE does around 10,000 tooth extractions on children annually, so you might be better off arriving empty-handed.

Today we want to know: Do you give away unwanted junk food after Christmas?

Poll Results:

No, I eat them all (4150)

Yes, every January (2849)

No, I bin them (1058)

Yes, every January
No, I eat them all
No, I bin them

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Poll: Do you give away unwanted junk food after Christmas?

Poll Results:

Making a difference

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