To be fair to the original commenter...
a "kid's meal" isn't typically "food" either in the nutritional sense. A lot of "food" made for "kids" is actually devoid of nutritional content in the best cases... and actually harmful in the worst cases.
My kids would rather eat cheap Maki rolls from a local sushi spot than American fast food. In many cases, it actually cheaper.
It literally contains dihydrogen monoxide!
More seriously: Unless you actually understand what's on the list, just slamming it because it looks "insane" is ignorant.