The Fast Food Boom in American Dining Habits
The average American family spends 786.50 annually on eating out with 197 dollars on fast foods. Fast foods require no waitstaff, are served quickly, and fit into busy lifestyles aided by car culture and dual-income households.
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The demand for fast foods has changed American farming and school lunches. Potatoes, chickens, beef, lettuce, and cheese are produced in large amounts to meet these needs. Kids favor fast foods, and school lunches now feature pizza, hamburgers, cheeseburgers, tacos, and hot dogs.
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