In "Among the Hidden" by Margaret Peterson Haddix, the Jen family can only have junk food because they live in a society that strictly controls food distribution and consumption due to overpopulation. As a family with a third child, they must hide their son and adhere to strict regulations to avoid detection. Junk food, being less regulated and often more readily available on the black market, becomes a forbidden treat that symbolizes their rebellion against the oppressive rules of their society. This reflects the themes of scarcity and the desire for normalcy in a controlled environment.
I think that they eat so much junk food because possibly the parent/carer either cannot or does not want to cook for their family.
A lot of fast food coupons come to me in the mail, and usually on a Monday. Most people call it junk mail, but there are some hidden 'gems' in there.
Cause its not a junk food proper food is a proper food and junk food is a junk food:P
Heavily processed foods are junk food. If it comes in a bag or a box, its junk food. If it doesnt grow in the ground or on an animal, its junk food.
yup,say no to junk food
yep defo junk food
Because there's demand for junk food.
Junk
no it is not junk food. i reefer to it as healthy food. but it is kind of sour.
Yes junk food has protein in it?
junk.... not me
Junk food coming from mcdonalds. All the hamburgers could be called junk food, and all the milkshakes, and the chips.