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    Eric Schlosser’s novel Fast Food Nation was published on January 17, 2001 (a second edition was later published in 2002) in New York, USA. The novel has 252 pages and continues to page 383 to provide the reader with an epilogue, photo credits, notes, bibliography, acknowledgements, and an index. The novel follows the fast food epidemic from its beginning in the 1950s to its current and future impact on America and the rest of the world. The first section of the novel, “The American Way”,…

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    type of product. The product offered by McDonalds is a substitute of KFC and vice versa. Therefore, the major competition for McDonalds is KFC. Factors that contribute towards a competition are:  Price: Value for money is a major factor.  Quality of food: As both KFC and McDonalds are following their international standards there for it's not a major concern  Flavor: This is one major factor that contributes towards attracting customers. Different customers have different preferences. …

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    Introduction The Toasted Owl is arguably one of the best restaurants in Flagstaff. It boasts hour-long wait times almost every weekend. It began with a dream, and a hole-in-the-wall location; now, there are two Toasted Owl’s at which to satisfy your cravings. This independent study will allow me to: interview Cecily Maniaci, the owner of the Toasted Owl; conduct an industry analysis on the restaurant industry; dissect the key challenges this industry is facing; discover the steps that the…

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    health. Lauren Hodge was sitting at her doctor’s office reading an article about a lawsuit that was happening between the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine and seven different fast food places. This lawsuit regarding the Preposition 65 which states that if there is anything in a food product the restaurants are obligated to inform everyone regarding it with a clear warning. Another observation that sparked her research was while she was eating grilled chicken marinated in lemon…

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    been recent talk across the nation about raising the minimum-wage in quick-service restaurants to fifteen dollars. The article specifically talks about New York and how small business owners own and operate all of New York’s Burger King and McDonalds restaurants. This means that they pay a percent of their profits back the company no matter the franchisees makings. The article also covers the topic of what restaurants are willing or not willing to do when it comes to changing the minimum wage.…

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    Fast Food Diseases

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    Fast Foods and Sugary Drinks: the Main Causes Fatal Diseases Food can be classified as unprocessed and processed. On the one hand, unprocessed food are food that are free of any chemicals or food that we consume within a short period of time, we do not store them long. On the other hand, processed foods can either be prepared and served very quickly, like pizza, or usually are sold to customers in a packaged form, such as fried chicken, potato cheeps, chocolates, sodas, and so on. Some…

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    Although competition will be fierce with previously established global players in the fast food industry, Freddy’s does have unique features and benefits for Canadian foodies. Furthermore, with statistics proving that Canadians are willing to pay more for good quality beef, it is certain that high quality beef at a competitive price will set…

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    Mcdonald's Fast Food

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    Fast food restaurants are known around the world. People eat there for a variety of reasons: lack of time, lack of money, etc. Most people do not think about what happens to their food before it reaches the consumer. When Eric Schlosser wrote his book, Fast Food Nation, he did not want to completely discourage people from eating this type of food, but he wanted to help people learn the secrets of the fast food industry, so they are able to consciously choose food that goes into their stomach. He…

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    Many companies pay to use the Super Bowl’s high viewership as a way to reach a wide range of people. In Super Bowl LII the fast food companies McDonald’s and Wendy’s both paid for a 30 second commercial promoting their food and ideas. Both companies in Super Bowl LII attempt to reach and convince customers who eat at both restaurants to eat only at theirs. The two companies with only 30 seconds made their attempts to sway the audience to one side. With more differences than similarities Wendy’s…

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    Drive Thru Research Paper

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    Almost all fast food restaurants have a drive-thru in it. Some of them have it different ways and are more organized than others. I think all fast food restaurants with drive thru should have two separate windows to be more organized the give the customer a better service. An example of this would be McDonald's which has two separate windows in their drive thru, they use one for taking the money and the other one for giving out people’s food and drinks, This may have many benefits but it can…

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