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The CPA (Cancer Prevention Coalition) suggests that children should not consume more than 12 hot dogs per month because of risk of cancer. If you must have your hot dog somehow, find those without sodium nitrate in the ingredients list. 

Processed meats and bacon always contain the same dangerous sodium nitrate as in hot dogs. Some without sodium nitrate, however, can be found in some grocer or health stores. Bacon is high in saturated fat, which contributes to the risk of cancers, including breast cancer. If you limit your consumption of these meats and bacon this in turn will benefit your heart. 

Doughnuts are composed of hydrogenated oils, sugar and acrylamides. They are essentially composed of the worst possible ingredients leading to cancer. Readers' Digest says that as a breakfast food, doughnuts are "disastrous" and many other experts agree that it is a bad way to start the day. 

Fries are also made with hydrogenated oils and even some fast food chains add sugar to further tempt their customers. They clog your arteries with saturated and trans fat along with acryamides. 

These contain flour, sugar, as well as trans fat. The manufacturers, however, deceive the consumers and actually include MSG in yeast extract. This is high in trans fat, yet the manufacturers do not put in the ingredients list that it contains any trans fat at all.