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How culture food and fast food
can both share the spotlight in
the present and future.
 When
we think of fast food, we think of McDonald’s,
Burger King, Wendy’s, Arby’s, KFC, A&W, etc
 Obesity, cardiovascular diseases, unhealthy
 Junk food and fat
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the actual definition is the term given to food
that can be prepared and served very quickly, also
known as Quick Service Restaurant or QSR.
 Some examples are salads, sandwich wraps, fruit
smoothies, and grilled chicken.
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Fast food is easy, because their buyer has to choose and just pay for
them.
It’s prepared very quickly within 5-10 minutes by a quick team of
people.
Hot fast food is always hot and vice versa. Therefore it is reliable.
Fast food can be very healthy such as a salad with grilled chicken.
Fast food is convenient for people who are always on the move.
It’s affordable. You can get a filling meal for under $15. It can be
very easy on a person’s pocket
Fast food is very tasty. Everyone has their own opinion, but who
doesn’t enjoy eating some fries and a hamburger?
It’s very popular around the world. Almost all the cities and states in
North America has a fast food restaurant. Fast food is like a fashion
icon. It’s like a celebrity amongst media and is a very popular
commercial product.
Fast food is modern. It changes all the time because if it doesn’t,
people won’t want it anymore since it’s old fashioned.
Fast food is filling. It fills you up quickly.
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Many people skip breakfast, but thanks to fast food
restaurants, you can still be on the run, and eat healthy.
Breakfast IS the most important meal of the day after all!
The risk of obesity does not apply to fast food, as you can only
get obesity from lack of exercise, the speed of metabolism, and
genetics.
Getting cancer is not because of eating fast food, but rather
from over-consumption of alcohol, obesity, or genetics.
Fast food is not the cause of high blood pressure either. High
blood pressure is caused by acidosis, which is when the
chemicals in cosmetics penetrate through our skin.
Stress and anxiety is another factor of high blood pressure, as
well as high noise levels, caffeine, smoking, and menopause. It
has a link to cancer. Many people stress over cooking food.
One major myth is that fast food contains preservatives, but in
fact, ALL food contains preservatives, whether from a fast food
place or not.
EATING IS WHAT EVERYBODY IS NOW TALKING ABOUT WHEN IT COMES TO FOOD.
 I’m telling everybody to go out to eat once in a while, but to make healthier
decisions to where.
 I’m going to talk to you about Ozone Organics. It started in 2007, but it
wasn’t until 2010 when everybody realized how much value healthiness has,
and now it’s going nation wide. Health-conscious Canadians on the run now
have an alternative to the typical fast food restaurants. Offering all organic
vegetables as well as antibiotic and hormone-free meats, which I believe is
healthier than what most of us eat at home.
 Healthy fast food restaurants are changing the face of fast food, or at least
giving people another choice. After Ozone Organics’ and other healthy fast
food restaurants’ success, many Canadians are now following in their steps or
even changing fast food menus.
Wake up everybody! This is now the present and future of fast food!
How globalization relates to the food
industry:
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* Homogenizing food has led to food standards of taste
and quality. Low priced, hygienic foods are now
available world-wide.
* People can rely on restaurants to have the same taste
and cost in different locations. For example, Italian
restaurants.
* The enlargement of the fast-food industry through
globalization has created a great number of job
opportunities to unskilled, uneducated workers.
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Many people believe there can be a greater potential
hidden in our current system. If we can some how not
focus our energy on the economic benefits of globalizing
food, there might be greater benefits, such as curing
world hunger.
 There are more than 300,000 fast food restaurants in the U.S. alone.
 When McDonald's opened an outlet in Kuwait shortly after the end of the
Gulf War, the line of cars waiting to eat there was seven miles long.
 McDonald's feeds more than 46 million people a day - more than the entire
population of Spain
 40 percent of American meals are eaten outside the home
 The founder of McDonald's has a Bachelor degree in Hamburgerology
 Ice Cream Is Chinese Food!