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Originally Posted by Belmont Resident
The closest I'll come to fast food is Subway.
After my last blood test revealed high cholesterol, I have cut all fast food and as much processed food out of my diet as possible.
The things not discussed on a forum but you hear about, are more and more people having problems that are traced back to today's processed foods.
On the original post, I went out of my way to get a bagel last fall at the Wolfeboro D&D and it was not a good experience.
I cannot see how D&D stays in business. They sell coffee for 3 times what we can make it at home for. Between a bagel and a coffee you can spend upwards of $5.00 a day, that is $150 a month on breakfast, or if you just get coffee your looking at around $60 a month. I did the math and bought a Keurig.
I use two K-cups to fill my mug and it costs me about $1.10 a day or $31 a month. No matter how you cut it that is an awful lot of money saved not to be lazy and have someone else make it for me.
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Fast food exists to meet the demands of busy people. The convenience and instant gratification of going through a drive thru fit the hectic schedules many have. By ordering strategically, one can get fast food for equal to or less than the cost to make it at home.
K-cups would scare me if I owned a DD franchise!