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6/04/2005

Detroit mayor proposes tax on fast-food - May. 9, 2005

Detroit mayor proposes tax on fast-food - May. 9, 2005: "n an effort to curb a looming $300 million budget deficit, Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick last month floated what he called a 'different budget than has ever been presented to our city council.'

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Burger King plans launch of new BK Chicken Fries - Jun. 3, 2005

Burger King plans launch of new BK Chicken Fries - Jun. 3, 2005: "he fast-food chain is tentatively planning the launch of a new spicy, fried white-meat chicken snack this summer, according to a USA Today report Friday.

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6/02/2005

Killer KFC Threadless T-Shirt

Man - it's tough when a chicken's dad dies. I bet it happens every second given the chicken consumption in the US.

Visit Threadless T-Shirts - Dad?, by Rodrigo David

Jay Brewer - 6/02/2005 08:29:00 AM | Permalink| (0) comments

6/01/2005

Complaints over KFC bad manners ad

CNN.com - Complaints over KFC bad manners ad - Jun 1, 2005:

Call center workers shown on TV singing with their mouths full have prompted a flood of complaints from Britons concerned over the depiction of bad manners.The commercial for KFC became Britain's most complained about ad, with 1,671 members of the public contacting the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).Offended viewers said it encouraged bad manners in children by making it appear funny to sing or speak while eating, and 41 of those who complained said their children had aped the ad.

Jay Brewer - 6/01/2005 05:31:00 PM | Permalink| (0) comments

Taste Test: Better Fast Food

Taste Test: Better Fast Food: "Now that we're past Memorial Day, the unofficial start of summer, vacations lie ahead -- and with them ample opportunity for nutritional mischief on the road.But this year, you may want to think seriously about stopping at a fast-food establishment to grab a healthful meal.

That's right. Facing pressure from advocacy groups, public officials, lawsuits and (maybe) increasing consumer preference, many fast food chains have begun taking the healthier parts of their menus more seriously. That means more nutritious foods, from fruit and low-fat yogurt parfaits to tempting salads with low-fat dressings and grilled shrimp."

Jay Brewer - 6/01/2005 09:44:00 AM | Permalink| (1) comments

Big Mac, fries and a vaccine - fast food speeds up Indonesia's polio fight

Channelnewsasia.com: "Fast food restaurants have been transformed into makeshift clinics serving polio vaccines with burgers and fries as Indonesia began a frenetic campaign to immunise millions of children and contain its first outbreak of the disease in a decade.

Banners offering 'gratis' vaccines at McDonald's outlets and other makeshift clinics drew crowds of families as the country pushed to complete 6.4 million immunisations in just two days and put the global polio fight back on track. "

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5/31/2005

McDonald’s gets tech-savvy

I can imagine loading up my internet fix and fries for a day out at McDonalds. Wow. This would be the ultimate way to basically become a shut in at McDee's.

Via Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women: McDonald’s gets tech-savvy:

I guess (or better I hope) that after “Super-size Me”, McDonald’s is experiencing some difficulties in drawing customers, and so in an attempt to appeal to the young and tech-savvy the well known fast food chain has begun pilot testing a new ATM like machine called the Blaze Net. Blaze Net allows customers to buy music and ring tones, print photos and surf the Web at the restaurant. The new flagship restaurant opened last Monday near the Oakbrook Center Mall in suburban Chicago, and along with the typical McDonald’s delicatessen, offers a whole variety of Starbucks-like coffee-variations.

Jay Brewer - 5/31/2005 12:14:00 PM | Permalink| (0) comments