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More and more people prefer to buy readymade food from restaurants or convenience stores instead of cooking for themselves. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this?

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In the
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 few years, we can easily see a lot of new restaurants, fast
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 chains or packed
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 manufacturers come into the market.
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 like ready-made
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 and always try to eat out or purchase already cooked
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.
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,
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 are not well aware of the draw side of the frequent use of that kind of
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. In
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 fast-paced environment, generally, in a couple, both family members do a job and manage their lifestyle. But with work, it is difficult to cook and do frequent groceries.
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 is one of the main reasons that
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 have more attention to restaurants and packed foods.
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, a couple comes back from work, so they can easily just make a phone call or even order online any variety of
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 on their doorstep.
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, packed
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 is very popular among students as well, especially those who do not live far away from their families. Despite the fact, restaurants
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 are easy to get or it is extra delicious, we are forgetting one thing that around more than 90% of the
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 is unhealthy. For more illustration, we can easily see researches that show us that the young generation starts facing heart problems and some other serious diseases. Due to
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 reason, some countries apply some extra taxes on restaurant foods or tin packed
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, so
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 can avoid it. In conclusion, now cooked
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 is just one phone call far away, and it is more delicious,
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, there are huge drawbacks on our health and at the same time, we are losing home-based cooking culture.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • readymade food
  • convenience
  • time-saving
  • variety of options
  • consistency
  • cuisine
  • experienced chefs
  • cost implications
  • living expenses
  • health concerns
  • high in calories
  • cooking skills
  • reliance
  • meal preparation
  • nutritional value
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