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PPT ON FAST FOOD
NAME:-MD. NAJEEB KHAN
ROLL NO:- 18502222025 COURSE:- BHMCT SEM:4th YEAR:-2ND SUBJECT:-FOOD PRODUCTION PAPER CODE:-HM-401 REGISTERATION NO:- 221851110017 WHAT IS FAST FOOD Fast food is defined as food that is quickly prepared and served, typically at a restaurant or stall with limited table service. It is often mass-produced, pre- cooked, and packaged for takeout or delivery. The main focus is on convenience and speed, making it a popular choice for busy people on the go. Characterstics of fast food Speed of service: Fast food is designed to be prepared and served quickly, usually within minutes of ordering. Convenience: Fast food is typically packaged for takeout or delivery, making it easy to eat on the go or at your desk. Affordability: Fast food is generally less expensive than sit- down meals at restaurants. Limited menu: Fast food restaurants typically have a limited menu of popular items. Pre-cooked ingredients: Many fast food items are made with pre-cooked or frozen ingredients. High in calories and unhealthy fats: Many fast food items are high in calories, unhealthy fats, sodium, and sugar Example of fast food Some Common Examples Of Fast Food Restaurants Include: Mcdonald's KFC Subway Taco Bell Domino's Pizza The Term "Fast Food" Can Also Encompass A Wider Range Of Establishments, Such As Coffee Shops, Convenience Stores, And Even Some Sit-down Restaurants That Offer Quick Service. Pros of fast food Pros: Convenience: Fast food is quick and easy to get, making it a good option for busy people. Affordability: Fast food is generally less expensive than other dining options. Variety: There is a wide variety of fast food available, catering to different tastes and preferences. Taste: Many people enjoy the taste of fast food, especially the salty and savory flavors. Cons of fast food Cons: Health risks: Fast food is often high in calories, unhealthy fats, sodium, and sugar, which can contribute to health problems such as obesity, heart disease, and diabetes. Nutritional deficiencies: Fast food often lacks essential nutrients, such as vitamins and minerals. Environmental impact: The production and consumption of fast food can have a negative impact on the environment, such as through deforestation, water pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions. Ethical concerns: Some people have concerns about the ethical practices of some fast food companies, such as the use of antibiotics in livestock and the treatment of workers bibliography Source by Ai bard Notes book