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    I used to love junk food. Like for many people, McDonalds was my “go to” food for a fast, cheap meal in the midst of busy everyday life. I had always considered myself as a healthy person. My poor food choices never bothered me because as a teenager I had always been very active, participating in nearly every sport offered by my school and I had always been able to maintain a steady weight. My entire world was flipped upside down one day in freshman physics when a sharp pain in my abdomen hit me…

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    The short film project Hong Kong Slow Food explores the meaning and impact of slow food development in Hong Kong environment. What we found out in the course of making the film is how much the locally emerged movement such as Slow Food can reach different parts of the globe and transform the food industry globally. The movement that emerged in Italy was originally aimed to resist the growing influence of fast food chains in the country, specifically, McDonald's. Nevertheless, Slow Food Manifesto…

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    Wendys Swot Analysis

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    These two competitors are far more stable than Wendy’s, due to the fact that McDonald’s CPM has a rating of 3.65, and Burger King CPM has a rating of 3.27 McDonald’s rating are far better than Wendy’s CPM ratings of 3.18. In my opinion McDonald seems to be the best company ratings for the CPM matrix, however this is only my opinion. Note: See Chart Competitive position…

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    For reflection number one I choose In-N-out Burger. The Main goals of In-N-Out 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…

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    critique of industrialized food. The holy war against adulterated foods and french-fried, frozen, super sugar wastelands had produced at least 25 organic restaurants, including H.E.L.P., Aware Inn, The Source, and Nucleus Nuancewhich served “evolution burgers,” “Virgo vege-loaves,” and carob mousse. One Los Angeles counterculture restaurant favorite, carrot cake, crossed over onto mainstream…

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    McDonald's is "committed to the Dollar Menu and the McDouble, and both are strongly supported by the majority of our franchisees," spokeswoman Danya Proud said in a statement. "To comment on future national changes would be inaccurate and speculative."” Overall this establishments price increases are not totally scaring away the customers, their dollar menu continues to be constant and as long as this menu remains they will continue to thrive as a business. Their food or better known as…

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    selling. Many methods are used to achieve this captivating process. Burger King, one of the many major fast food chains, has created very appealing and sometimes humorous advertising campaigns, however, this promotion is blown out of proportion with lust and desire for more than what is being promoted. The advertisement covers all three rhetorical appeals and is effective in both literal and figurative aspects. According to Burger King, their new “BK Super Seven Incher” sandwich is so good…

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    Cheesecake Factory

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    services. This does not restrict the poor from eating only at fast food restaurants, but it is sometimes that those are the only places that they are able and can afford to go out to eat. Time and time comes again as an individual goes to McDonald’s or Burger King for example, more and more frequently and they start to gain weight. On top of that, they most likely order their food from the drive through (being inactive at it’s best) and bring it home to eat, only to watch the same…

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    Intro/Background http://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2015-chipotle-oral-history/ Chipotle Mexican Grill was founded by Steve Ells in 1993. The concept of the restaurant was inspired by the foil wrapped mission-style burritos Steve ate while working in San Francisco, California. When he proposed the idea to his friends and family, they were not too supportive about it. His dad’s response was “So you have six years of pretty expensive schooling here, and it's going to be burritos and tacos? Are…

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    owner of Keith’s Drive-In Restaurant in Daytona Beach, Florida, heard about the McDonald brothers’ new restaurant, flew to southern California, ate at McDonald’s, returned to Florida, and with his father-in-law, Matthew Burns, opened the first Insta-Burger-King in 1953” (23 Schlosser). Schlosser uses extended and specific examples, such as this, to support his main ideas and provide enough information so the reader understands the topic at…

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