Sentences with phrase «fast food staple»

The wood - fire pizza oven churns out pizzas that are far from average; the use of local cheeses, cured meats and seasonal toppings elevates this fast food staple to fine cuisine, and the generous portion sizes mean they're designed for sharing (great for getting up close and personal with your date).

As for the Happy Meal, McDonald's has made many changes to this fast food staple over the years.

The bright red box with its golden handles has become a fast food staple since it was first introduced nearly 40 years ago.

Not exact matches

Many diners are now paying more attention to the long - term health impact of the high - fat, high - sodium fare that has been long been a best - selling fast - food industry staple.

In fact, the American fast - food staple is his favorite thing to eat, he says.

A staple of mall and rest stop food courts across the U.S., the Italian eatery has struggled to compete with rivals in the «fast casual» dining market.

It also makes the Chiko Roll, a staple in fish and chip shops and something of a cultural icon that hit its peak as a fast - food snack in the 1970s.

Interestingly, fast food is now almost a staple at carnival events, and in some cases dominating the type of foods eaten during the actual festivities.

Meanwhile, junk food, fast food and caffeine - laced soft drinks are staples of our national diet.

It is those beverages, plus chips, breakfast toaster pastries, and supersize fast food portions — staples of so many American teenagers» diets — that should truly be «of concern.»

It is rich in nutrients and versatility and therefore has fast become a staple food in countries all over the globe.

In fact, they made the first headset designed for call centers in 1983 - now a staple of businesses ranging from customer service to fast food.

Why add to the staple of food with specific products - even though they are helpful for losing weight fast?

This has been blamed in part on the apparent shift from brown rice to white and substitution of other refined carbohydrates, packaged snacks, and fast - food products for India's traditional staples of lentils, fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts, and seeds.

Cut out foods that kill good bacteria and promote harmful bacteria: Sugars, processed foods, processed carbohydrates, alcohol and energy drinks, fast foods, food additives, and other unhealthy staples of the standard American diet.

The biggest difference between a standard «first world» diet with staples of meat and fast food, compared to a plant based Vegan diet, is fiber.

It was estimated that in 2017, 23.5 million Americans lived in a food desert, where instead of supermarkets, liquor stores and fast food vendors provide residents their staple meals.

The filmmakers barely even try to draw comedy from the ugliness of lines like that and «In culinary news, the roasted white skin of innocent bystanders is fast becoming a soul - food staple» — one of those wacky decontextualized news snippets that were clearly added in post-production, like far too many of the film's gags.

It's no wonder these items are staples, not only in fast food chains but also in the menus of many American households.According to experts, the typical American diet is high in fat and low in nutrients.

Organic and natural are the two fastest growing portions of not only the food market but among consumer staples.

Though modern Americans tend to eat way too much junk and fast food, dietary staples throughout most of history were healthier whole foods that most of us have on hand at all times.

The exhibition also touched on both consumerism (Clive Barker's Blue Coke) and anti-consumerism (Mario Schifano's Propaganda): contrasting messages that are inherent in Colin Self's Hot Dog 5 from 1964, which uses the staple of the hot dog in U.S. fast - food culture as a metaphor to comment on Amercia's expanding nuclear arsenal.

An exhibition of the work of John Miller, a specialist in turning fast food and diner staples into super-sized, blown glass objects.