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The latest La Belle Vie newsletter delves into various facets of French culture, examining the intersection of food and social attitudes towards healthiness, particularly in light of McDonald's expansion. The newsletter discusses how cultural perceptions shape ideas of what is considered healthy, with French doctors advocating for balanced snacks for children. Additionally, the article reflects on personal experiences with fast food cravings, showcasing the complexities of food preferences when living abroad, and how they transform based on cultural context.
The marketing director for McDonald's in France announced an expansion plan to open 50 new outlets by 2025, aiming for everyone to access a McDonald's within 20 minutes.
The idea of healthiness is subjective, influenced by cultural perceptions. In France, doctors are recommending nuanced, sensible snacks for children, contrasting with conventional views of 'healthier' fast food.
Read at The Local France
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