fast food
Let an agent handle fast food by dish, outlet, nutrition information, allergens and food safety, without personal dietary advice.
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Purpose and description
Let an agent handle fast food by dish, outlet, nutrition information, allergens and food safety, without personal dietary advice.
Mass-produced food prepared and served quickly, typically in restaurant chains, kiosks and street stalls, such as burgers, fries, hot dogs, fried chicken, pizza slices and many regional street foods.
What it is for: Quick, convenient meals.
It can be find nutrition and allergen information; compare menu items; check food hygiene ratings; understand regional fast foods.
Distinguishing features
Speed of service
Standardised preparation
Often high in energy, salt and fat
Global and regional forms
What it looks like
Pre-packaged or quickly served dishes in wrappers, boxes and trays.
How it is recognised
Counter service and standard menus
Chains and street stalls
Fast casual restaurants are a related category
Related models
is a kind of - category
is served by - outlet
is related to - tradition
is regulated by - regulation
In practice
Families and kinds
burgers and sandwiches
fried chicken and fries
pizza
regional street foods such as akara and seblak
hot dogs
Standards and regulation
Allergen information rules for non-prepacked food
Calorie labelling rules in some countries
Food hygiene inspection schemes
Failure modes and hazards
Allergen exposure
Food poisoning from poor hygiene
Agents giving personal diet advice
Also called
+106
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Also registered as vr.tr.fast-food
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Dish Which food.
Dishes vary.
Item
Menu item.
Item
Menu item.
- Which dish or menu item is meant? definition
- Where does it originate? provenance
Outlet
Restaurant.
Outlet
Outlet.
- Which outlet or chain serves it? provenance
- Does the recipe vary by country? provenance
Information Nutrition and allergens.
Information protects diners.
Allergens
Declarations.
Allergens
Allergen information.
- Which allergens does it contain, according to the outlet? provenance
- Is cross-contact possible? boundary
Nutrition
Energy and salt.
Nutrition
Nutrition.
- What are its energy, fat and salt contents? measurement
- From the official nutrition sheet? provenance
Safety Hygiene.
Hygiene matters.
Rating
Inspections.
Rating
Hygiene rating.
- What is the outlet food hygiene rating? provenance
- When was it inspected? provenance
Illness
Food poisoning.
Illness
Food poisoning.
- Are symptoms severe enough to need medical help? boundary
- How can suspected food poisoning be reported? action
Health Guidance.
Public guidance, not personal advice.
Guidelines
Public advice.
Guidelines
Dietary guidance.
- What do health authorities advise about fast food in a balanced diet? provenance
- Which authority issued it? provenance
Advice
Personal.
Advice
Advice limit.
- Is the user asking for personal diet advice? boundary
- How should they be referred to a dietitian? action
What the second pass must settle
- Should regional fast foods be separate entries?
- How should menu nutrition data be linked?
- How should street food be distinguished?