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Consuming Fast Food: The perceptions and practices of middle class young teenagers.

  • Wendy J. Wills
  • , Kathryn Backett-Milburn
  • , Julia Lawton
  • , Mei-Li Roberts

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Children in the United Kingdom are widely believed to be consuming fast food in vast quantities with little thought for their own health or weight. Enter ‘teenagers’ and ‘fast food’ into any internet search engine and you will discover literally millions of web-based stories and sites focusing on addictions to fast food, guides alerting young people to the poor nutritional quality of such food, food scares affecting fast food-eating teenagers and so on. In 2008, the Daily Mail, a British tabloid newspaper, reported that the police were using burgers and stuffed crust pizza to bribe teenagers to improve their behaviour (Daily Mail 2008), thus linking the popular obsessions of junk-fuelled diets with problem youth.
langue originaleEnglish
titreChildren, Food and Identity in Everyday Life.
rédacteurs en chefAllison James, Anne Trine Kjørholt, Vebjørg Tingstad
EditeurPalgrave Macmillan UK
Pages52-68
Nombre de pages16
ISBN (Electronique)978-0-230-24497-9
ISBN (imprimé)978-1-349-36596-8
Les DOIs
étatPublished - 2009

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