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    is the weight-loss plan created by Jared Fogle in order to prevent obesity, especially that in children. Fogle was an obese college student when he traded in his habit of eating traditional fast food for a lifestyle where he ate strictly at Subway. While a regular cheeseburger at a competing fast food restaurant will contain around 14 grams of fat and not do much to fill you up, a 12-inch roasted chicken sub from Subway will contain around 10 grams of fat and satisfy your hunger much more…

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    The Fast Food Culture

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    The fast food culture Fast food has been taken over people’s lifestyle choices when it comes down to eating. It’s all over the media and expanding in our community most fast food places put nutrition facts on their menu, but don’t tell their consumers about some of the GMO’s that are being used in their products. Why should we care about the fast food business expansion? Fast food expansion has overtaken the middle class communities, although what they are not aware of is their growth in power,…

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    Current Event Analysis

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    “McDonalds Canada Introduces Self-Serve Ordering” by Francine Kopun. McDonalds Canada’s CEO believes that he has found the solution to long lines in his restaurants. By implementing a self serve option he believes it will cut back on wait times for food. He also discusses other areas of customer service that will be improved to increase the heavy food flow, such as hostesses and back of house staff. He believes so strongly in this upgraded system that Canada alone will spend $200,000 per store…

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    entrepreneur because he first started off selling his own product the milkshake mixer. A small restaurant called him for his milkshake mixers, he went to visit and when he saw what a different restaurant it was, he knew he had to be a part of it somehow. Ray decided he wants to franchise McDonalds, he eventually gets Dick and Mac to agree on allowing him to be a part of the McDonalds quick service restaurant. Ray takes a huge risk by going behind Mac and Dicks back by not sticking to…

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    .and what nuts are best for tart crust and what nuts are best with bleu cheese, purple onion and arugula and..... The new focus on food is truly a phenomenon that will change America's culture…

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    Economics Of Fast Food

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    to eat. Although, that’s where this gets tricky because eating is essential for your daily life and health. The tricky aspect of eating is the food that is eaten also costs you the money you’ve earned, the time to go get that food, and if that food is even accessible at the time. These are all the major thoughts that come to mind when it comes to the food choices that an everyday person will think of before going to buy a meal,…

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    Mark Ladner

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    Leave Del Posto for a Pasta Start-Up” This article from The New York Times tells about Mark Ladner, a chef of the Italian restaurant Del Posto owned by Mario Batali. Ladner worked for him for about 20 years and became a chef in the mentioned food outlet in 2005. However, regardless of status and work benefits, he decided to leave and start Pasta Flyer, a quick service restaurant. Ladner fell into line with some other chefs who made same changes in their careers. The article names several reasons…

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    Panera Bread Essay

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    Substitutes (Moderate) o Substitutes to restaurants in the Fast-Casual category would be other restaurant segments like midscale dining, fast food, or cooking at home. o The level of threat given by these substitutes vary and can be affected by factors like store location and the economy. When money is tight, fast-food alternatives gain an advantage because their prices are lower; this may also cause people to simply cook at home. On the other side, midscale or fine dining may gain…

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    schools is the fast food industry. Contract…

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    Burger are, supporting their own foundation. Called In-N- Out child abuse which works to end child abuse and help victims of child abuse. In-N-Out started this charity in Mach of 1995. In case you are not familiar with in and out burger, it is a restaurants that has been around since 1948 and only has select locations around the United States. As stated on the IN-N-Out website, the mission statement is,” To take a look at the advancement opportunities known, of the In-N-Out family and their…

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