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    Meaning and the Political Economy: Mintz, Fantasia, and Brant The Mintz, Fantasia, and Brant readings assigned for class provided several interesting discussions of the relationship between political economy and culinary practices and food culture. While each of the authors offered a very distinctive point of analysis, all three of the readings provided a critical overview of the impact and effect of political economy on culinary culture and the individuals laborers and consumers involved in an emerging

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    McDonald’s Internal Analysis In General The McDonald’s Corporation operates and franchises Mcdonald’s restaurants in more than 100 countries. They serve a relevant menu to the location they are in that provides quality food and drinks at affordable prices. McDonald’s system holds both company-owned and franchised restaurants. McDonald’s restaurants are operated and owned under either of the following structures- Conventional Franchise, development licence or affiliate. The relationship between

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    A couple years ago my best friend and I went to the Missouri State Fair down in Sedalia Mo.There is always a huge crow out people there. Lots of times it’s people like us who come from a small town. Also there are many rides and great places to eat. When you get there, there so thousands of campers and tints. We stayed in a pretty nice camper. Since the State Fair isn’t in a huge town or really near a big down there aren’t too many city people. A lot of the people there dress, act and talk the same

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    Throughout the years, the food industry is constantly creating groundbreaking innovations and technologies. With the help of the internet, many chefs are able to receive brand name recognition for their restaurants through online articles and review websites. In Fantastic Mr.Fox by Rachel Khong, Chef Jeremy Fox becomes challenged by raving reviews to uphold high standards both in his challenging life and restaurant. In the hospitality and food industry, it is important to mentally, physically and

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    Mcjobs by Eric Schlosser In the book McJobs by Eric Schlosser, it talks about about a city in West Virginia, Martinsburg, and how fast food restaurants changed it completely. For many years, Martinsburg was a very peaceful and calm place to live. Stores were owned by the citizens of Martinsburg, there wasn't any fast food restaurants there such as McDonalds from other cities. As Interstate 81 opened up, it connected Martinsburg to two major cities: Washington D.C., and Baltimore, Maryland. The cities

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    Many people are surprised when I say that I am a local Austinite. Born and raised here for 18 years, I frequently get asked the question, “Don’t you get bored of Austin? Why are you at UT?” While there are definitely low days when my heart just itches for adventure seeing my fellow Austin graduates’ pictures with the Hollywood sign in California or the Rockies in Colorado, I have come to realize Austin has so much to offer right within the city. In fact, one of the prominent reasons why I chose UT

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    Looking for an unusual treat, but a little nervous to jump straight into unknown culinary territory? Then the lamb burger might just be what you are looking for. This delectable dish blends the familiarity of a traditional hamburger with the uniqueness of a distinctively-flavored, exotically-spiced meat. Like a traditional beef burger, the lamb burger is made up of meat that is well ground and made into patties. Unlike its more common counterpart however, lamb bears a complex flavor that ranges from

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    Fast food restaurants have been enjoyed by billions worldwide for more than half of a century. Fundamentally, the Baby Boomer generation, born between 1946 and 1964 (Halls), was raised on these establishments. It was a simultaneous phenomenon; while multinational fast food giants such as McDonald’s saw their rise to prominence in the 1950s, the babies of this generation were just being born, and as they grew up, they were highly exposed to these corporations. Whether it was through watching the

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    Wild Duck Restaurant is a fine dining restaurant featuring modern Australian cuisine. Wild Duck Restaurant are located in South West Albany in 2005 and relocated in Nedland’s. at November 2012. One of the reason that make Wild Duck Restaurant become famous is because this restaurant won a lot of award such as West Star Winner 2011 in Australian Food Guide, Star Winner 2011 in Gourmet Traveller, Best Restaurant in South West 2008, Informal Dining Restaurant 2009, Restaurant of the Year 2011, Contemporary

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    Are Brits becoming more adventurous in the kitchen? (346) Ambra Santucci Appendix to the Teaching Unit July 2013 What comes into your mind when you think of British food? Probably fish and chips, or a Sunday dinner of meat and two vegetables. But is British food really so bland and uninteresting? Despite a reputation for less- then-spectacular cuisine, Britain is producing more and more top class chefs who dominate our television screens and whose recipe books frequently top the best seller lists

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