Topic: Nowadays more and more people consume fast food on a regular basis. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this trend?

In the present world, where everything is advanced to a better version of itself,
food
quality is one thing
that is
severely degrading. Fast
food
consumption
is
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has
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increased by vast numbers in recent years.
This
essay will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of
this
trend. On the one hand, fast
food
has helped the young generation, who move to different nations and cities for the purpose of career or education, vastly by saving their
time
and energy.
For instance
, the new generation usually doesn't know how to cook and when they relocate to a different place all by themself, it is hard for them to take
time
for learning
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to cook and to actually cook their meals on a regular basis. Fast
food
helps them as it is cheap on the pocket and readily available.
On the other hand
, fast
food
is one of the reasons for health problems in the young generation.
Instead
of having a healthy meal, millennials and younger generations prefer quick and easy meals.
For example
, even on holidays, when folks have enough
time
on their hands to prepare meals, they prefer ordering fast
food
.
This
has led to increasing problems of obesity in society. Fast
food
has helped make society lazy. Folks sitting at home, doing no activities still prefer ordering fast
food
over a healthy meal
Finally
, as discussed, fast
food
has helped the working class who live all by themselves to save
time
and energy, it has
also
brought about many diseases
due to
obesity,
due to
the lazy mindset it has helped
developed
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in society.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Convenience
  • Time-saving
  • Affordability
  • Variety
  • Economic boost
  • Job creation
  • Health issues
  • Obesity
  • Non-communicable diseases
  • Environmental impact
  • Carbon footprint
  • Cultural degradation
  • Traditional cuisines
  • Overconsumption
  • Addictive ingredients
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