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    Children: Fast food’s Nutritional Comparison to Home-cooked Meals Are you tried at the end of your workday? Does that make you feel like going home to cook? Four out of every ten working Americans don’t cook at home three or more times a week. In turn‚ they pick up fast food‚ come home‚ set up the dinner plates‚ and say‚ "Okay everyone‚ dinners ready!". Some believe that there is nothing wrong with children eating fast food frequently‚ since it contains all the necessary food groups in it

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    Fast Food versus Home Cooked Meals Reyan Fakhouri COM/170 Fast Food vs. Home Cooked meals These days most Americans prefer fast food rather than home-made food‚ things have changed it was not like this back when I was a child it was totally different. No one has time to cook at home or to make and bring their lunch to work. In this fast and modern world we live in‚ each day moms are faced with the question: in their head should we have homemade or fast food for dinner tonight? One of the easiest

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    realizing it‚ the food culture of our nation has been transformed. During this transformation‚ many Americans tend to choose a fast‚ cheap‚ convenient dinner‚ that being fast food. Fast food meets your taste requirements at a very low cost rapidly; compared to the expensive‚ time consuming home made meal. So‚ why would anyone want to spend his or her own precious time making a home cooked meal when there is a McDonald’s down the street? The main concern is that as Americans find fast food an easier way

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    Fast Food vs. Home Cooked Meal Fast Food has taken over almost every home in the United States. In this day in time‚ people make it a daily routine to hit the drive thru‚ instead of eating a home cooked meal. From commercials to street signs‚ fast food restaurants are advertise quick meals at a value. To everyone’s knowledge fast food restaurants are the busiest during breakfast and dinner time. The reason being‚ most individuals are tired after a long day at work and does not want to cook

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    Comparison between Fast Food and Home Cooked Meal [Writer’s Name] [Name of the Institute] Comparison between Fast Food and Home Cooked Meal People have different tastes and preferences‚ and they prefer eating things that they find tasty. Their choice may vary according to their culture‚ country and tradition. As people have their own culture and traditions‚ and they prefer eating according to it. The fight between fast food and home cooked meals has always been a part of life of people. Many

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    Blackburn1 Professor Barnes English 111-16 11/19/2012 Home cooked: Health over Value Instead of putting money towards car or house payments‚ several thousands of dollars are spent on food purchased away from home in the average American family. The numbers are even more increasing to single status Americans. Don’t get me wrong‚ I like fast food‚ but it doesn’t come close to a home cooked meal. Home cooked meals are comfort foods that help a family bond. Whether it is a recipe passed down

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    Baltz Freshman English 1 15 June 2013 We usually cook our meals at home‚ but eating fast food occasionally can be a special treat and is sometimes necessary when we are having an especially busy night. Unfortunately‚ my family’s eating habits are not the same as those of the typical American family. Americans have become addicted to the highly-processed‚ over-salted‚ and excessively sugared products fast food offers. Fast foods are easy to acquire‚ taste delicous‚ satisfy hunger‚ and are relatively

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    Are convenient foods replacing home cooked meals? Treatment 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

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    In today ’s modern world‚ fast food has taken over almost every household in America. Is that good for us? Many have asked themselves that and everyone knows what the answer is. Fast food and eating out is more convenient for every working households‚ home cook meals provide us more control over what we eat‚ we generally know what type of ingredients are going into our meal and where our raw ingredients are coming from. According to an article that was written by Beth Hoffman for www.forbes.com

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    BENEFITS OF PREPARING HOME-COOKED MEALS I. Introduction The benefits of preparing home-cooked meals are we can have more quality times together with family‚ the meals can reduces the risk of an allergic reaction and create the appropriate food portion needed for our family members. II. Body A. Preparing home-cooked meals allow us to spend valued time with family. 1. Everyone can take part in meal preparation. a. By allowing children to participate in meal planning and cooking

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