Healthy eating for children 'almost impossible' in top UK restaurant chains, according to new research - most popular restaurant breakfast dishes survey

The new study found that some of the country's most popular chain restaurants failed to provide "fresh food or healthy options" for their children ".
The Soil Association revealed the findings after parents were asked to investigate 21 of Britain's most popular restaurants to see how healthy the children's menu is.
In a statement, charity saidit "found that some restaurants" continue to have widespread bad practices "before providing potatoes"
Mashed potatoes and fish in Hollandfingers pre-
Cook in Poland.
Other chain restaurants
Cafe Rouge, Frankie and Benny's and Pizza Hut-
Complimentary or discounted carbonated drinks are provided to increase children's sugar intake.
Rob Percival of the soil Society says some men believe that "a healthy diet for children is almost impossible ".
The Soil Association also published the ranking of rankinghow healthy children's food in 21 chain stores.
Parents offer Jamie the healthiest choice for children in his Italian restaurant.
But what they feel is the least healthy choice for their children.
At the end was the Burger King chain, followed by the KFC chicken restaurant.
Jamie's Italian, who also won the top 2013 in the first league table, is the only chain that can tell parents where the meat comes from.
Mr. Percival said: "Our 2015 league games include big winners and big losers.
In the restaurant, adults want real food and choices, and we think the kids deserve the same food and choices.
We found some.
Restaurants on the market are designing menus that make it almost impossible for children to eat healthily.
"The top five restaurants also include giraffes and wagama, as well as cheaper Wetherspoons and Harvester.
Hayley Coristine of the Soil Association told independents that eating at a more expensive restaurant does not mean that food will be healthier.
"When parents go out to eat, they usually want the best for their children, and sometimes they think the price will have an impact on that.
Unfortunately, we find that this is not the case.
Some of the more affordable options, like Wetherspoons and Harvester, are in the top five of the charts.
The form of research on the "going out for lunch" campaign of the Soil Association.
The initiative calls for chain restaurants, bars and cafes to "provide better service to children" where parents take their children out for dinner at least once every two weeks, "MS Coristine.
"It's easy for parents to go out and find any choice they like, but it's not the case for children.
Children usually only eat hamburgers, chips, chicken nuggets and sugar.
So parents [either have to]
Give their children unhealthy choices when they go out to eat or buy adult size [meal].
"We just think that when it comes to food outside of the home, the children should be treated better and they should not be downgraded to unhealthy, highfat and high-sugar menus.
But research by the Soil Association does reveal some shifts to healthier choices.
Now, a total of 10 restaurants offer a vegetable or salad for each child, an increase from 6 in 2013.
Jamie Oliver said in a statement: "I am very proud that our children's menu is at the top of the Soil Association list for the second time.
For the last 12 months we have been trying to make sure that all dishes are not only super
The taste and visual effects are great, but the nutrition is balanced.