Compare McDonalds, Burger King, and Wendy's Compare KFC, Popeyes, and Chick-fil- A What are the similarities and differences between the fast food restaurants Compare a meal they all have in common example: Cheeseburger, fries, soda Include the sodium, calories, total fat when comparing Include the pricing of the meal for each fast-food restaurant Which one is the worst for you and why.

McDonalds hamburger contains 250 calories while the double quarter pounder, which weighs in at nearly half a pound of cooked meat, contains 820 calories. McDonald's recently switched to fresh beef for its quarter pounder burgers, while it still uses frozen patties for its hamburgers.  McDonalds hamburger is at $1.69. The most expensive is the Double Quarter Pounder with bacon and cheese, at $8.

Wendy's junior hamburger, which costs $1.49. The most expensive burger is the triple bacon jalapeo cheeseburger, which costs $8.59.The hamburger contains 240 calories, while the triple bacon hamburger contains 1,280 calories. Wendy's prides itself on using fresh, never-frozen beef in all its burgers, so despite the nutritional difference, these burgers contain the same beef.

Burger King's hamburger costs $1.89, while the most expensive one is the BBQ Bacon Triple Whopper, at $11.19.Burger King also uses the same beef for all its burgers. It's flame-grilled but frozen. The hamburger contains 240 calories while the Triple Whopper contains 1270.

Wendy's is the worst among them because despite the price of their hamburger yet they could not satisfy their customer.

Explanation:

sadly i believe the answer is d

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washed-out feeling, tired, drained, lack of energy

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sudden drop in performance

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