Will Fast Food Franchises Ever Die?

Topics of Discussion:

1. Fast Food Facts2. Why We Eat Fast Food3. Why Fast Food Will Never Die

#1 Fast Food Facts

Fast Food Facts:• Roughly one in four Americans eat fast food

each day• There are roughly 50,000 fast food chains in

America and roughly 500,000 in the world• Americans spend upwards of $1 billion each

year on fast food• More than 40 percent of Americans eat fast

food at least once a week• The average American spends about $500

per year on fast food

#2 Why We Eat Fast Food

A survey was taken of about 600 individuals in the Minneapolis area. This poll investigated

why they choose to eat fast food. A whopping 92 percent said that the number one reason

to eat at fast food franchises is because they’re quick, and 80 percent said that the

number two reason was because they are easy to get to. Other reasons included enjoyment for the taste of the food itself, the fact that

fast food is inexpensive, and that patrons are simply too busy to cook.

#3 Why Fast Food Will Never Die

Based on these statistics, it’s easy to see that fast food is a true staple in the American culture. It

helps to provide us with something quick, affordable, and satisfying while we’re on the go – and let’s face it, we’re always on the go! And of course, not to mention – fast food really hits the

spot. Fast food franchises like Great American Cookie help us to indulge our sweet tooth in a way that suits our busy schedules, keeps us happy, and

allows us to continue with our daily tasks and activities with minimal interruption.

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