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    It is no secret that the United States has recently seen a rise in the number of Americans‚ both adults and children‚ who are obese and suffer from health problems due to their weight. Many health programs have been put in place in order to help those that suffer from certain health issues. Recently the United States government has taken it upon themselves to try and stop the obese epidemic. In order to do so‚ the government has decided to implement a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages. The implementation

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    First: During the first couple of decades after World War 2‚ mainstream Americans firmly believed that American products were the best made‚ most desirable items on Earth. With few exceptions‚ absolutely anything originating beyond U. S. borders was automatically considered substandard. Anything and anyone from anywhere else but the United States was worthy of nothing but American ridicule. The phrase‚ “made in Japan” was synonymous with cheap‚ poorly made merchandise‚ and references to the Volkswagen

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    Local Vs. Fast Food Austen Thum 1/10/14 CACCAH Fast Food Nation and Food Inc. were works that truly reveled something that I was completely blind to. I had always known that McDonalds and other fast food chains were of course unhealthy‚ but was unaware of the things that that these big corporations were hiding from the consumers. This information I acquired about how fast food chains really worked completely changed my mind set and was an enormous eye opener. After learning about this I started

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    articles Behavior and Psychology nature publishing group Relationship of Attitudes Toward Fast Food and Frequency of Fast-food Intake in Adults Jayna M. Dave1‚ Lawrence C. An1‚ Robert W. Jeffery2 and Jasjit S. Ahluwalia1 The purpose of the study was to examine the association between attitudes toward fast food and the frequency of fast-food intake in adults. This study is a cross-sectional evaluation of random digit-dial telephone surveys to identify patterns of eating away from home and

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    The Culture of Food in America ANT 101 Abstract Food is an essential part of any culture and it serves to show the diversity and unique aspects of different cultural beliefs. In the United States‚ there are people from diverse cultural groups and many different cultures. These groups possess unique culinary cultures‚ which add to diversity. This paper explores the different cultural groups present in the United States and their traditional

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    Pros and Cons of Fast Food

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    The Good and Bad of Fast Food The Good and Bad That Fast Food Brings To Our Society Shawn Guzman E.C.P.I. English 110 The Good and Bad That Fast Food Brings To Our Society In this day and age everyone has had some form of fast food. There are many options to choose from all around the world. If one was to travel down any main city block‚ he or she may be overwhelmed with the many options to choose from. The most popular options may be McDonalds‚ Burger King‚ Pizza Hut‚ and

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    1. Critical Appraisal of 24 References 1.1. Reference 1 (Blanck et al.2007) Factors Influencing Lunchtime Food Choices among Working Americans. Summary Various factors affect the food choice of consumers. The literature aforementioned aims to determine the factors that will influence lunchtime choices among working Americans. The main methodology used is by surveys‚ of which the participants were selected via sampling. The variable definitions asked included the respondent’s age‚ weight

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    Outline: Fast Food Nation

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    Introduction: Fast Food Nation is a book in which Eric Schlosser did not hold any detail back. His ideas are very much similar to Hank Cardello who expressed his feelings in his best seller Stuffed and a article labeled Bacon as a Weapon of Mass Destruction. All of these topics touch upon the problem of obesity‚ low wages‚ and unethical issues. II) Topic Sentence 1: Obesity was on of the most talked about issues within all the texts. -Detail/Example- One out of every three American teenagers is

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    to another cultural group. Likewise‚ gender roles in all over the world have significantly changed over time. Therefore‚ there is no generalizable and universal statement regarding gender roles. The common thread in the discussion about gender roles has been the historical evolution of the family‚ from a time where families were single-income families‚ which were families where one spouse (the father) is in charge of

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    FOOD CULTURE IN OHIO‚ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN THE 19TH CENTURY The cookbook I have chosen is the Presbyterian Cook Book that was compiled by The Ladies of the First Presbyterian Church in Dayton‚ Ohio. It is a reflection of how cooking and the food culture were like in the 19th century. Unlike present day‚ people rarely eat out‚ especially in America‚ or this part of America. The women would cook the meals and the family would plan their schedules around meal times instead of making meals suit

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