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Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal

Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Americas love for fast food
Review: This is a really good book because it shows and explains how fast food restaurants have become the best friend of all Americans. Fast Food Nation shows the reader how a fast food restaurant really works. It shows how the owners of these restaurants incorporate work force and the production belt. It explains how these owners have teenaged workers working for them for minimum wage. Also how they have the workers making the food in a manner and way that cars are make in big businesses. This book, Fast Food Nation, is a good book because it really shows the real identity of fast food restaurants.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: I Told You So: A Vegetarians Dream Book
Review: Eric Schlosser's insights of the fast food nation has made me feel very proud of my 13 year vegetarianism. I can safely say: "I told you so!". Fast food meat and other products are exposed in Schlosser's book. Every woman, man, and child should know the consequences of becoming a part of the fast food nation. Schlosser's book is fantastic and a vegetarians dream!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: My Goodness, I Had a Slight Idea!
Review: For all of you fast food eaters, read this book, you'll never want to see a McDonald's hamburger again. For all of you health food nuts, you'll be that much more justified. This is an extremely informative and intelligent piece of writing. Sure, the writing is boring, and not terribly creative. Sure the captivating subject matter is soon ganged up upon and then malled by a monotonous writing style, but the message it gets through is one of the, "I really needed to know that" kind. You'll learn about everything from the origins of fast food, to its modern day equivalent. A rather tedious, but must read

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: This book is unrivaled
Review: This book will shock the pants of you.I strongly recommend this book should be read by anyone who goes and eats fast food. I can't believe that this information hasn't been given out till now and I can't believe that it's been under raps for so long. Eric Schlosser dose a great job of keeping the reader interested while pumping the reader full of facts.This is one of the all time best book in america. After reading about the dark side of fast food, I may never eat it again.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Fast Food Nation Review
Review: If you enjoyed Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" than this is a must read. Like Sinclair he speaks about the meat packing plants, but takes it to another level. He talks about the whole industry from its humble beginings to its dominating the landscape and appetites of America. A fine pice of work in any genre, but one of the best as fare as Muckraking.

-Doug Ross

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Great Book
Review: This is a great book if you want to know what takes place in the background of the fast food industry, from the workers that work in th restaurants, the reasons why whereever you go the its the same taste of the food, how the cattle ranchers are treated, he harmful things in the food,how fast the industry is growing, and the history behind many of the top fast food corperations in the United States. It is an easy read and it is a book every one should read.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: The fast food industry
Review: If eating at a fast food restaurant was something normal and that you did frequently, I assure you that it won't be that way after reading "Fast Food Nation". It provides in depth analysis
of the things happening behind fast food industries, that us as costumers don't know. It takes you to the ranches where the cattle and chickens are grown, and to where potatoes are grown to later be sold to the fast food industries. It allows you to see the dangers of working in slaughterhouses and how people get injured; the injuries in slaughterhouses are three times higher than in a typical American factories. It also lets the reader know how the food gets its particular taste and how it's obtained. It provides information on how the food is cooked and what they put in it to keep it "fresh".

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Very Fascinating
Review: This book really opens your eyes and shows you what you really eat every time you go to a fast food place. Although it may be quick it may not be healthy. Once you really know what goes on behind the counter, you'll think twice about ordering.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Book Review
Review: Fast Food Nation by Eric Schlosser is a good book to read. It is an overall attack on the Fast Food industry. It is an excellent source of information that talks about what's inside the food and how it's made in fast food restaurants. After reading this book it may change the way Americans feel about fast food.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Think twice before you eat out!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: I think the book was ok. I really liked how he went back and did research on how all the major food chain got started. It was amazing how to see how much people were getting paid to work at a fast food chain. When you read the book you see that there's more to then flipping burgers and cooking fries!!!!!!!!!


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