Are Convienent Foods Replacing Home Cooked Meals?
Are convenient foods replacing home cooked meals?
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A woman (late twenties must be in brackets)(fit, healthy, what is she wearing?) is standing in her big, clean kitchen cooking a homemade meal more detail: modern kitchen? . Her two children (10 year old boy and 8 year old girl both neatly dressed look healthy) are sitting by the kitchen counter helping her cook by cutting up vegetables. They all seem happy and enjoying cooking together.
An obese woman in her early thirties is in her car (what type of car: old and dirty car or fancy and clean?) waiting at the Hungry Jacks drive-thru with her three children (11 and 6 year old boys and 9 year old girl all look stressed out, wearing untidy clothes). Their order is handed to them and as the woman is driving away the children in the background are seen taking the burger out and biting into it. The sauce is dripping down their hands onto their clothes. There is an uneasy, dark feeling to the atmosphere.
The reporter (girl in her mid-twenties who is fit, and believably good looking what is she wearing?) is walking in a big, packed food court during lunchtime. Other people of all ages can be heard and/or seen in the background, all eating all sorts of fast food meals. Fast food restaurants such McDonald’s, KFC (just check if it must be Kentucky Fried Chicken and Hungry Jacks can also been seen in the background. The atmosphere seems stressful and shaky.
A family (mum: in her early thirties, wearing an apron over clean clothes, dad: in his late thirties, wearing a tidy business shirt, and 2 children: 4 and 7 year old boys both wearing their pyjamas; all look healthy, fit and happy) are sitting at the dining table eating dinner (what does it look like? Must we think that they are rick or normal?). There are different baking dishes filled with cooked potatoes, roasted beef, and vegetables on the table. They are all eating and the 7 year old boy compliments his mother on the meal she cooked at home.
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A woman (late twenties must be in brackets)(fit, healthy, what is she wearing?) is standing in her big, clean kitchen cooking a homemade meal more detail: modern kitchen? . Her two children (10 year old boy and 8 year old girl both neatly dressed look healthy) are sitting by the kitchen counter helping her cook by cutting up vegetables. They all seem happy and enjoying cooking together.
An obese woman in her early thirties is in her car (what type of car: old and dirty car or fancy and clean?) waiting at the Hungry Jacks drive-thru with her three children (11 and 6 year old boys and 9 year old girl all look stressed out, wearing untidy clothes). Their order is handed to them and as the woman is driving away the children in the background are seen taking the burger out and biting into it. The sauce is dripping down their hands onto their clothes. There is an uneasy, dark feeling to the atmosphere.
The reporter (girl in her mid-twenties who is fit, and believably good looking what is she wearing?) is walking in a big, packed food court during lunchtime. Other people of all ages can be heard and/or seen in the background, all eating all sorts of fast food meals. Fast food restaurants such McDonald’s, KFC (just check if it must be Kentucky Fried Chicken and Hungry Jacks can also been seen in the background. The atmosphere seems stressful and shaky.
A family (mum: in her early thirties, wearing an apron over clean clothes, dad: in his late thirties, wearing a tidy business shirt, and 2 children: 4 and 7 year old boys both wearing their pyjamas; all look healthy, fit and happy) are sitting at the dining table eating dinner (what does it look like? Must we think that they are rick or normal?). There are different baking dishes filled with cooked potatoes, roasted beef, and vegetables on the table. They are all eating and the 7 year old boy compliments his mother on the meal she cooked at home.
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