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    In his article, “Don’t Blame the Eater” David Zinczenko believes that the fast food industry is responsible for the health and obesity epidemic in America. He argues that there are not many healthy alternatives to fast food for consumers, “particularly teenagers” to buy food. He goes further to state that some fast food companies are misleading and confusing consumers on the calorie information provided for the food sold at their establishments. He is correct about the fast food companies…

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    Ever since the mid 1900’s, the fast food industry has developed into something bigger than what it was when it started, this book, Fast Food Nation, was written by a man named Eric Schlosser. “McDonald’s French fries were once flavored with beef tallow, a processed form of hard white fat found on the kidneys and loins of cattle”. The fast food industry in this nation has grown fast and if it were not for the speedy service system, Automobiles, or teenagers then the fast food industry would not…

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    I. Introduction to Burger King Burger King (BK) is an American worldwide chain of hamburger fast food restaurant. Headquartered in the unincorporated region of Miami-Dade County, Florida, the organization was established in 1953 as InstaBurger King, a Jacksonville, Florida-based eatery network. After Insta-Burger King kept running into budgetary problems in 1954, its two Miami-based franchisees David Edgerton and James McLamore acquired the organization and renamed it "Burger King".…

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    The Habits Of Fast Food

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    Fast food was defined as cooked or ready-prepared foods brought at take away restaurants (MK, NP, & ML). Arguably, originally United States A&W in 1919 and White Castle in 1921 were the first fast food restaurant in the world (Fast food restaurant , 2014). Today, American founded fast food such as Mc Donald and Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) are multinational corporation with branches around the world. Nowadays, fast food has become something that usually taken in daily life. In Asia, fast food…

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    Mcdonaldization Of Fast Food

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    Everyday there is millions of people getting addicted to junk food. There are people who do not have time to prepare their own meals or sometimes people that prefer to eat out on a single basic. Since fast food has spread all over the world the consumption has increased significantly. People 's lives are different in many aspects. There are people that take their diet very serious, dening to make fast food part of their life, while some accept the fact of fast food is cheap and convenient to…

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    carbohydrates, and fats. People also could choose the non-fried corn tortillas instead of high calorie fried shells. Also, compare the menus with Taco Bell and McDonald's, a soft taco from Taco Bell will cost $1.29 (TacoBell.com), but a small French Fries from McDonald's will cost $1.39 (FastFoodMenuPrices)! Somebody may ask, what if there is no Taco Bell around? Actually, you can still go to McDonald's, there is something you can find which could be healthier. Through a research, an average…

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    Introduction: McDonald’s is one of the largest and most popular, franchise based fast food restaurant companies in the United States and the world. Their core menu items include Beef Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers, McNuggets, and French fries. They are also known for one of their popular desserts: the apple pie and their recently introduced breakfast sandwich: the Egg McMuffin. Over the years, McDonald's has spanned its operations to more than 32,000 branches, serving in 117 countries. More than 75%…

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    People always thought working at McDonald’s is lame, but it depends. For teen-agers, who go to school regularly and don’t have any working experiences, McDonald’s won’t be a bad choice. However, there are some arguments against it due to the long hours and highly structured job without any creativities. In fact, this fast-food chain has flexible schedules, teaches youngsters responsibility and can help teens develop skills which are beneficial for their future career. McDonald’s gives its staff…

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    health issues and a waste of money. The primary reason why Americans choose fast food is because the prices are fairly reasonable. Famous chains like McDonalds, Jack in the Box, and Wendy’s offer dollar menu prices where costumers can get a burger, fries, and a drink each for one dollar. This style…

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    Fast Food Nation Summary

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    makes progression to the expansion of McDonald 's, and compares it to the expansion of Disney, starting off small but making a huge impact in the world over the years. Proceeding the company’s expansions he starts to talk of preparation from frozen fries, to the beef, to everything else on the menu. He also covers the making of the food, and how dangerous it can be because of poor conditions to work in, and not only that, but he warns of the dangers of eating fast food due to higher rates of…

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