Birthdays

First of all, happy birthday! Let me suggest that you completely omit McDonald's from your list. Their food is unhealthy, of poor quality, and customer service is not their priority.

If looking for a fun quick-service restaurant to hold a party, I recommend Chick-fil-A (if one is close to you). The chain is nationally recognized for its high standards of customer service, fresh food ingredients, short wait times, family atmosphere, and community outreach. As the name suggests, chicken is their specialized entree which, unlike other fast food restaurants, is 100% fresh, all-white, and non-processed. From their milkshakes and signature waffle potato fries, to their classic chicken nuggets and chicken sandwiches, Chick-fil-A caters to those of all ages and tastes. Not only have I visited several Chick-fil-A locations along the East Coast, I've had the pleasure of working at one for over a year and can acknowledge firsthand that the chain is truly the best of the best. Stores are clean, the staff is friendly, and the food is exceptional.

However, if looking for a sit-down, yet casual, restaurant at which to hold a party, I would recommend Buffalo Wild Wings, Chili's, Ruby Tuesdays, Outback Steakhouse, Bonefish Grill, and especially Steak n' Shake. All of these restaurants offer friendly, fun, atmospheres and have reputable food and service. Whichever you choose, enjoy the party!

9 is predicted average per group of 1000 families including the types having no cake to eat and families eatting 209 cakes per year

Answer:

An average person likely eats 1 to 4 pieces of his or her own birthday cake, over over a period of days beginning on the actual birth date and extending into the next week. Most cakes begin to dry by then, or people frankly tire of the taste.

How much cake a person eats each year beyond that basic estimate would vary depending on:

• whether the person has family and whether family members celebrate with birthday cake;
• how many friends the person knows/has;
• many other people want a present and so, they invite the person to a birthday party;
• how often the person is present at an office party for someone else's birthday;
• how often the person gets persuaded to be a "guest of a guest" at someone else's birthday;
• how often the person plans, arranges, and holds a party for someone else's birthday;
• whether the person ever eats cake or thinks it is too sweet.

If a person had twelve (12) friends and each friend celebrated a birthday during each month (12) and the person only ate two (2) pieces of cake at the parties, and only ate 2 pieces at their own birthday party, that would be 26 pieces in a year. But that is likely a figure from the high "guess" range.

You must also figure in the size of each "piece". Some people like a "double" as one "piece" so again, the count here may be drastically off.

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