Your Choice:
FAST
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FRESH
By Ivanna Christensen
Grocery shopping is, basically, a search for fresh,
raw goods for home-cooked food-meat for side
dishes, some radish, maybe a bit of pepper, and
vegetables for Kimchi soup. But it’s really a pain
to go shopping for groceries. Not only the hassle
of paying at the cashier and bringing bags of goods
to your car and onto your kitchen counter, but the
time it takes to choose your ingredients wisely,
while making sure everything is fresh and in good
condition. It honestly is much more convenient
and faster to grab a cheeseburger meal at McDonalds – and it’s cheap as well. Nowadays, teenage
consumption of these types of fast foods have increased significantly. In fact, University of Minnesota found that 92% of one hundred teenagers
sought for fast foods because it is quickly prepared,
80% thought they are easily accessible, while 69%
found fast food appealing to their tastes. Notice,
however, that these high satisfaction ratings do not
reflect the biggest problem of the spread of the fast
food empire around the world – severe health consequences. Let’s put this in numbers – an average
man requires about 2,500 calories a day, while a
woman consumes 2,0