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Tim Horton's is a common fast food restaurant in Canada.
Disgusting American fast food if you would even call it food
Canada has many Wendy's fast food restaurants.
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The white castle was the first Fast Food Restaurant in the U.S. that i know of.
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Canada is a big country with many metropolitan cities. Therefore, fast food business is very profitable. Famous fast food chains include Tim Horton's, Pirate Chips, and VJ's Drive-In are some of the popular ones.
one similarity is japan has fast food resturants like mc donalds burger king and other fast food places just like Canada
The underground train: no, The fast food shop: YES.
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As in other places, the price of lunch in Australia can vary widely depending on location and other factors. Lunch at a fancy restaurant in Sydney might cost upward of $35, but you could also get a cheap fast food sandwich for about $2. On average, I'd guess the average price of a lunch at a non-fast-food restaurant in Australia would be around $10.
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Not all fast food but only the really bad fast food, that is not only bad for you, but also tastes bad, well, I assume that it tastes bad, because I live in Melbourne, Australia.
in a store, or in a fast food..
yes you can fast something rather then food you could fast water, TV, facebook, electricity, your phone etc.
My name is Laura. My favorite place is Canada.
Here in Canada (where I live) we have familiar American fast food outlets including McDonalds and Burger King (but not White Castle), we have Harvey's, Wendy's, Tim Hortons, Pizza Pizza. There are more Tim Hortons than any other variety, and they are very good, as fast food goes.
Fast food will be very unhealthy for you, it could lead to several deases that can cause you to have a short life span
One could find some nutrition facts for popular fast food restaurants. One way that one could find this information is by going straight to the fast food restaurants' websites and finding the nutrition facts.
Australia has a substantial dairy industry and produces milk, cream, butter, a huge variety of cheeses, yoghurt and all of the "fast food/convenience food" variants.
It pays the minimum wage possible for which fast food companies in Australia are allowed to pay - varying with your age.
There doesn't seem to be an officially recognised national food for Canada but a dish that could likely be included is poutine. Also, although not exclusively produced in Canada, some people think that maple syrup could be called Canada's national food.