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French And American Stereotypes Explain Their Differences

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What do I find interesting about this topic?
I find interesting the fact that fast food is an American thing, but it is so different in Europe, especially in France. French is more known to like gourmet and gastronomy food than American is known to like fast food. Does this stereotype explain those differences? Also, I ate in both countries and I have my own idea, so it was easier to pick this topic.
What would I like to learn about my topic?
I would like to know how French and American fast foods are different. What made those differences? Does French like big size meals? Does the hamburger is still the best seller?
Who else might find this interesting?
I think that everyone will find this interesting, especially Americans who does not know
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