Atlanta-based Chick-fil-A has been named "America's Healthiest Chain Restaurant," according to a new book that studied nutritional information at major food chains.

The results, released this month, are part of the book "Eat this, Not that! For Kids," authored by Men's Health editors David Zinczenko and Matt Goulding.

A rundown of the results also can be found at www.eatthis.com/restaurants, a section of the Men's Health Web site.

The book gives Chick-fil-a an "A" grade, citing its chicken nuggets — which it termed "the country's healthiest" — and variety of side items such as the fruit cup and soup.

"Chick-fil-A excels in every category we tested for," the study said. It did suggest limiting orders of Chick-fil-A salads with ranch or Caesar dressings, any sandwich with bacon and milkshakes.

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