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    growth, Ray Kroc “in 1955, founded the McDonalds ' System, Inc” then a few years later obtained exclusive rights to use the name McDonald’s. Notably, the demand for the burgers kept growing to the point by 1958 they had sold their “100 millionth hamburger.” Ray Kroc establishes a fast food empire that became famous for providing the same kind of food items no matter which McDonalds you went to the meals and methods of preparation were the same.To accomplish this, in 1961 he started a training…

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    Ready for a good night of watching the game with beer and good food? Applebee’s is a great family restaurant that has something on the menu for any picky eater. The family-oriented restaurant opens early enough for lunch, but stays open late enough to satisfy the late night crawlers. So if it happens that you are craving some worthy food at midnight, Applebee’s will love to have you. Most people come to enjoy their family appropriate fun atmosphere, quality food, and their affordable prices, but…

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    fry it holds (330) calories. In one combo meal, which consists of four original sliders, small fries, and a small soft drink, you will potentially be consuming (910) calories. Now no wonder people leave white castle with stomach problems. The hamburgers and fries are overtly greasy. The burgers (sliders) are small and meant to be eaten by the multiples, but sometimes we cannot even do that. The pros on the other hand are simplistic things, for example not only is white castle open 24/7, but it…

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    The introduction is a brief overview of the integration of fast food into American society and how it reflects on American society and ultimately our way of life. There is a particular stress on Mcdonalds and “the Mcdonaldization of America” which is a consistent theme held throughout the book. Particular ironies are exploited in the introduction between the company’s ideals versus the men who build them. Colorado Springs is used as the focal point of the book and the revolutionary changes that…

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    Recently the fast-food industry has been under the microscope of the public because their workers have started a debate on whether or not to raise the minimum wage to $15 and the impact of their food has on their consumers. In addition, to the quality of the food, they severed, the government has set forward regulations that required chain restaurants to display nutrition labeling. The media consistent coverage of the obesity pandemic in the United States and the rising cost of health care…

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    America is known for many things, but one thing in particular that stands out is America’s interest in fast foods. During the mid-20th century, the McDonalds brothers opened their first drive-through McDonald’s restaurant in San Bernardino, California. The drive-through was significant because “the number of single-parent families and the number of women working outside the home have increased greatly” which means that people didn’t have time to go home and cook a homemade meal every day (source…

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    In fact, the typical hamburger meal, “which includes a medium serving of fries and a large soft drink, can range from 1100 to 1500 calories and include 40 to 70 g of fat. This represents more than half the daily energy requirement for an average woman and more than a day's worth…

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    Steak and potatoes, creamed spinach, a hardened drink: the menu at your normal steakhouse hasn't changed for more than 100 years. Americans rush to these royal residences of meat, regardless of whether they're upscale chains or an area recognize whose style hasn't changed since the Reagan organization. Notwithstanding a few falls in utilization as of late because of cost increments and wellbeing concerns, steak is still a major ordeal in America. This week we'll investigate the steakhouse, an…

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    Food Booths

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    different; they had foods such as: grape leaves, kibbe ball, hummus, baba ghanouj, kafta kabob, tabouli, fatoush, basmati rice, falafel, beef and chicken shawarma, falafel sandwich, manakeesh, saj bread sandwich. In the American booth, they were selling hamburgers and hot dogs and in the Filipino booth, they were selling: pancit, puto, egg rolls and banana toron. I learned that the reason why they sold Filipino and American food is because the church has a big Filipino and American community as…

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    Sandwich Target Market

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    and pastries and baked goods, which are gluten free. The purpose of this is because this is the whole aim of creating the business. These are the following types of Sandwiches I will be selling French Dip, Egg Salad, Ham & Cheese, Tuna & Salad, Hamburger Sub, Tuna Melt, Fish Sandwich and Italian Beef. This is because these were the most well known and bought by customer's regularly in Newcastle Upon Tyne. Therefore, I have selected these in my business. Also, the prices of the products varies…

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