Putting the fat in Fat Thursday
Jan. 31 - Free doughnuts and eating competitions are a big part of a Polish feast day known as "Fat Thursday."
Fat Thursday is a Catholic holiday that's evolved into quite a feast in Poland. Concerns about nutrition and putting on the pounds are cast aside for the day as people opt for the empty calories of deep-fried circles of dough.
Susan Flory reports.
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