Fast-food futurecast: A longing look in the rearview mirror and a hopeful gaze at the road ahead lead to a surprising conclusion

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The institutional fast foods in America that are open for all are caretaking and their future seems to be prosperous. The Loveless Motel and Cafe situated on the outskirts of Nashville, that was opened by Lon and Annie Loveless in 1951and, which was sold to Tom Morales, maintains the old staff and the traditional procedures of cooking.

Food Manufacturing, FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS, Prepared Perishable Foods, Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing, Convenience Foods, Methods, Usage, Cookery, American, American cooking

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The few, the proud, the barbecue

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'Sgt. White's Diner', a restaurant in Beaufort, South Carolina whose decorous marine bearing and plain, religious air expresses a man's principles as much as his cooking skills is presented. Although the food is homely, its presentation is uncannily neat that provides for a euphoric dining experience.

South Carolina, Restaurants, Restaurant Review

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Our excellent adventure

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An account of a first trip to France by food and travel writers is presented. The French tend to eat at meal times and food is not necessarily available all day which proves to be a surprise. The trip finishes in Paris, where the driving proves challenging.

France, Travel industry, Description and travel

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