2. Junk Food
• Shoddy nourishment is a derisive term, going back at any rate to the 1950s,
depicting sustenance that is high in calories from sugar or fat, with minimal
dietary fiber, protein, nutrients or minerals. It can likewise allude to high
protein nourishment like meat arranged with soaked fat. The term HFSS
sustenances (high in fat, salt and sugar) is utilized synonymously.
Inexpensive food and drive-through joints are frequently likened with low
quality nourishment, albeit quick sustenances can't be completely portrayed
as low quality nourishment.
4. Varieties of Junk Foods
• Burger
A cheeseburger is a sandwich comprising
of at least one cooked patties of ground
meat, typically hamburger, set inside a cut
bread roll or bun. The patty might be
sautéed, barbecued, or fire cooked
5. Varieties of Junk Foods
• Hotdogs
The wiener or pooch is a flame broiled or
steamed connection hotdog sandwich
where the frankfurter is served in the cut of
a halfway cut sausage bun, a bun of size
and shape to hold the hotdog. It can
likewise allude to the wiener of its structure
itself. The hotdog utilized is the wiener or
sausage.
6. Varieties of Junk Foods
• Pizza
Pizza is an appetizing dish of Italian
inception, comprising of an as a rule round,
straightened base of raised wheat-based
mixture finished with tomatoes, cheddar,
and different fixings prepared at a high
temperature, generally in a wood-
terminated broiler.
7. Varieties of Junk Foods
• Submarine
A submarine sandwich, otherwise called a
sub, hoagie, saint, processor, po'boy or
Italian sandwich, is the name given in the
United States to a sort of sandwich that
comprises of a length of bread or move
split the long way and loaded up with an
assortment of meats, cheeses, vegetables,
and sauces. The sandwich has no
institutionalized name, with over twelve
varieties utilized far and wide. Bigger
submarine sandwiches, especially those
that are longer long or overstuffed with
more prominent amounts of fixings than
expected, are some of the time called war
vessel sandwiches, flattop sandwiches or
destroyer sandwiches.
