Fast Food Consumption Trends:
- Approximately 75% of Americans still indulge in fast food at least once a week. It’s a familiar and convenient choice for many.
- However, the impact of rising prices has led to a shift in behavior.
The Price Shock:
- 62% of Americans report that they are now eating fast food less frequently due to the cost. The sticker shock at the register has prompted them to reconsider their dining habits.
- Over the past six months, 65% of Americans have experienced that moment when the total on their fast-food bill left them a bit stunned.
In summary, fast food, once considered an everyday convenience, is now seen by nearly 80% of Americans as a luxury—a reflection of the changing economic landscape. Whether it’s the allure of a juicy burger or the convenience of a quick meal, the price tag is playing a significant role in shaping our choices.
3 in 4 Americans typically eat fast food at least once a week, but the majority (62%) say they’re eating it less due to rising prices.
In fact, 65% of Americans have been shocked by the high price of a fast-food bill in the past six months, per LendingTree.
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