Each day millions of working Australians dash out of their offices or cars in search of a quick lunch. Two thirds of us settle on a takeaway. In fact, two thirds of us eat fast food for lunch every day. It's convenient, it's cheap and it tastes good. But it's important to try to make fast food choices that aren't bad for you.
These days many companies are offering healthier choices and recreating their menus to be lighter, lower-fat options. And supermarkets are no exception.
As we saw on tonight's show, the big players are expanding their range of pre-packaged meals and takeaway options.
Picking up some gourmet meals can save a lot of time and stress in the kitchen.
However, don't underestimate your local stores and butchers.
In February we met three butchers getting creative and cooking roast dinners for families.
On the menu is fresh leg of lamb seasoned with cumin, salt and pepper, complete with roast vegetables and cooked for you.
All you need to do is ring up and order it or you can even have it delivered. Butchers also claim their meat is up to 50 percent cheaper than in supermarkets.
READ MORE: Butchers going gourmet
There are also gourmet shops and delis specialising in convenient but healthy and gourmet meals to take home.
Here are some to try:
Taste
Simmone Logue
Thomas Dux (Woolworths owned)
But if you're still a fan of takeaway pizzas, read more about slashing the salt, fat and sugar intake from your orders.
READ MORE: Guilt free takeaway pizzas
Here's a rough guide on how much fat you can expect to find in the following foods:
Fat content
Doner kebab: 26 grams
Fish and chips: 35 grams
Hamburger with bacon and cheese: 30 grams
Club sandwich: 38 grams
Nachos: 70 grams
Caesar salad: 26 grams
Sushi rolls: 10 grams