The last few decades have seen an increase in street food in the Maghreb. What effects does this diversification of culinary offers have?
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commentsAnonymous About over 2 years ago
I think that it’s a very bad habit, because fast food is harmful to health in some cases as it is not subject to control, and it sometimes causes food poisoning.
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Anonymous About over 2 years ago
Actually, there are several Moroccan dishes that bring us tourists because they are delicious and tasty.
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Anonymous About over 2 years ago
wE DOONT TO BE LIKE THE OTHERS AND BECOME ADDICTED TO
THE FAST FOODLIKE THEY DO HERE IN U.S.A?WE LIKE TO TAKE TIME TO PREPAIR THE FOOD AND TO EAT HEALTHY.FROZEN FOOD AND PROSESSED FOOD THAT GET CHEMICAL IS CAUSING THE AMERICAN PEOPLES THECANCERAND THATS THE TRUTHReport Abuse
Anonymous About over 2 years ago
Fast food eateries sprout in Morocco like mushrooms, due to the working hours imposed by our supervisory body. Moroccan administrations are open from 08:30 AM to 04:30 PM, with a short lunch break. The bad thing is that after a few years, we will develop some gastric illnesses that will cost a lot to the State.
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Anonymous About over 2 years ago
I am not happy with this.
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