78% of Americans see fast food as a ‘luxury’: Survey
- Half of respondents have cut down on fast food due to rising prices, with 6 in 10 seeing it as a luxury.
- McDonald’s CEO noted consumers are selectively spending, and LendingTree analyst mentioned people rethinking fast food due to higher costs.
- A new survey reveals 8 in 10 now consider fast food a luxury, with 62% eating it less due to increased prices.
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Nearly 80% of Americans now view fast food as a luxury: survey
(KTLA) -- Once viewed as a quick, affordable meal, fast food is increasingly seen as a luxury by many Americans due to rising menu prices, according to a new LendingTree survey. The financial advice website recently asked more than 2,000 adults how they feel about -and how often they eat- fast food. Nearly eight in 10 said they now view fast food as a “luxury,” and 62% said they are eating it less often because prices have gone up, the survey fo…
Here's the beef: Massive number now say fast-food burgers are a 'luxury'
There was a time when a luxury dinner out included a grilled steak, or lobster, possibly at a restaurant where tuxedo-wearing waiters delivered your choice of wine. Violins would play in the background.
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