The Center for Science in the Public Interest—the nutrition watch-dogs who famously called fettuccine Alfredo a "heart attack on a plate" when they first looked at Italian food in 1994—commissioned independent lab tests (for Olive Garden) and examined company-provided data (for Macaroni Grill) and published their picks and pans in the November issue of the group’s Nutrition Action Healthletter.   If this doesn't make you think about what you eat nothing will!