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    To experience a local aspect of Hispanic culture I visited the Tienda Mexicana La Guadalupana, a grocery store in Chapel Hill. Once inside, the term that came to mind when looking around was bodega. The store was small, but made clear use of its space, with items on the walls, shelves, and even the ceiling. This is in contrast to most “American”, or english speaking, grocery stores I have been to, as they are often wide and spacious, with plenty or room to showcase products. They commonly have…

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    barbeque. I didn’t give up, though. I went to school the next morning and stuck it out through 3rd block, and thanks to Mrs. Stevenson, I got to finally eat something for lunch on the 27th. Sure, it would have been WAY more fun to go eat at some restaurant with my friends, laughing and enjoying ourselves, but I saw no purpose behind it. I wanted to go without food so I could…

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    When I go out to a restaurant, many things come to my mind. The first thing is the food quality and the second is if the costumer will enjoy the restaurant’s experience. Throughout my life, I have had experiencing different restaurants around, and I can say the experience has not been disappointing. I will review an American fast food restaurant named Raising Cane’s in this essay by discussing the restaurant’s description, background as well as my personal evaluation for the restaurant’s pros…

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    cancer. Growing up in the suburbs, she longed to have a house, husband, and children playing in the yard. This was the ideal situation. It was one that her family pretended to have as they hid her father's alcoholic rages. Laura worked hard, and valued the rich life and then move into a small but expensive apartment.but even if she didn't have a family of her own she was still happy because she liked her job and also found a kid that need it her more than anything and that was all it matter to…

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    At first glance, the burger images on Bytes’ store window make it clear what the store is serving. But I think that there are better ways to lure the customers in through changes in the display. People are more likely to go into stores that offer a transparent view of the store inside, and likewise, they will mentally place themselves in a defensive position with stores that shut off the views from the inside. The burger images fully cover the front store windows and viewers have to walk around…

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    When I'm asked to recommend a restaurant, I’d suggest Saltgrass Steak House again and again. My thoughts are that this restaurant is one of the best experiences for this level of dining. Their menu has a vast assortment of options. For example, not only do they serve steak, but they offer chicken, seafood, soup, salad, and so much more. The food is of excellent quality at an affordable cost. My preferred items on the menu are the filet mignon and potato soup. The potato soup is by far the best…

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    Chipotle Research Paper

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    Chipotle’s action plan is to close all stores on February eighth for food prep training. As an avid Chipotle enthusiast, I never thought twice about the risk of eating out. You don’t go to a restaurant and worry about diseases. You worry about how many ingredients you can stuff into your burrito, not how they were prepared. Chipotle has taken a small step to right their wrongs, but is it enough? I suggest they start a campaign on food safety for…

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    Labeling Choices

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    I choose labeling menu choices should become a law. It can help reduce the risk of somee kinds of disease, helps people charge of being well, and gives you more healthier meals. In this argumentative essay i will explain and urge you that how its important choose labeling menu meals and not labeling. Labeling is meal is a good for you some kinds of disease if you have one. First of all, according to article of "Label the Meals" says, "eating out is on the risen" which means much of the…

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    Have you ever been to a place that comes out of the kitchen with carts of Fresh rolls and throws them out? Well The restaurant “ Lamberts Cafe “ throws them All around the restaurant for the guest to enjoy and , it is a great family lunch or dinner spot. Lamberts is very unique from any other restaurant i've been too , and is still very original with the same menu it has always had. Lamberts started back in March 13, 1942 when the creator Earl Lambert was able to get a loan from only having 15…

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    Clif Bar Case Study

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    the company was sure to have great success. Quick Growth and Family-Run With growing customer approval and growing sales, Clif grew to become on of the leading competitors in the health and protein bar market. In 2000, Clif Bar & Company received a $120-million offer to sell the company. Although this was an enticing offer, Gary had bigger and brighter plans for the company. His aspirations from the beginning were to keep Clif a family-owned company. Instead of turning their company over to a…

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