what are the 5 reasons for the growth of fast food?

Answer 1

1. Gluttony
2. Impatience
3. Impusiveness
4. Ignorance
5. Power of suggestion

Answer 2

Two parents both working so no time for home cooking. Fast Food growth was not possible until the invention of the refrigerated truck. That made possible the movement of food both frozen and chill over long distances. Inventor was Fred Jones

Answer 3

1. It's fast.
2. Reasonable priced.
3. Fills your hunger at the time.
4. People are lazy.
5. People would rather do this than make something good for themselves.

Does that answer it?

Answer 4

Relatively cheap, easy, fast, addictive, and the advance of technology.

You can get a chicken sandwich for $0.99, but a milkshake cost $2-3. So they have made chicken so cheap to produce through assembly line procedures in the slaughterhouse.

Answer 5

Cheap Prices
Convenience
Quick
Filling
Tasty

Answer 6

1. Low cost

2. Availability

3. Lack of time to prepare wholesome food

4. Lack of pre-planning

5. Pure laziness

What do you think the top 5 reasons are?

Answer 7

Convenience and the misconception that it's cheaper than cooking at home. If you plan well, it's much cheaper to cook at home, and it's much more delicious. so I'd say it's convenience and the longer work week that gave rise to the fast food industry.

Answer 8

1. dual-income families; no one home preparing meals
2. convenience
3. price (you can fill your belly for $3 at most fast food places)
4. habits developed
5. mobile society; we eat in our cars from a drive-thru

Answer 9

convenience
low pricing
fast
improperly marketed as "nutritious"
taste (full of stuff that makes you addicted)
Blissful ignorance on behalf of consumer that the food is actually good for you. Its full of preservatives, dyes, artificial colors and flavors, bad fats, bad meat, bad everything

Shame that more consumers don't realize the facts

Answer 10

Lazy Lazy Lazy Lazy Lazy