‘I consumed nothing but fast food for a week, and it was the easiest and cheapest diet plan I’ve ever tried.’
19th February 2016
When I told friends I was eating nothing but fast food for a week, most immediately thought of the (in)famous Morgan Spurlock documentary “Super Size Me.”
No, I would respond. I’m eating healthy.
As fast-food chains increasingly try to appeal to health-conscious Americans, supposedly nutritious items are popping up on menus more and more.
Once one gets away from the left-wing poseurs and food-snobs who love every century but this one and every country but their own, one finds that the modern world isn’t so bad after all.
When I told friends I was eating nothing but fast food for a week, most immediately thought of the (in)famous Morgan Spurlock documentary “Super Size Me.”
No, I would respond. I’m eating healthy.
As fast-food chains increasingly try to appeal to health-conscious Americans, supposedly nutritious items are popping up on menus more and more.
Businesses respond to their customers. If people want ‘healthy’ food, they will buy healthy food, and businesses will try to provide it for them.