100 Most Fast Food Addicted Cities

[DaKCMan AP]

100 Fast Food-Addicted Cities Ranked

The City	Their Grade
1. Arlington, Tex.	F
2. Anchorage, Alaska	F
3. Charlotte, N. C.	F
4. Sioux Falls, S. D.	F
5. Raleigh, N. C.	F
6. Indianapolis, Ind.	F
7. Fremont, Calif.	F
8. Jacksonville, Fla.	F
9. Lexington, Ky.	F
10. Wichita, Kan.	F
11. Aurora, Colo.	F
12. Boise, Idaho	F
13.Colorado Springs, Colo.	F
14.Bakersfield, Calif.	F
15. San Jose, Calif.	D -
16. San Antonio, Tex.	D -
17. Fort Worth, Tex.	D -
18. Phoenix, Ariz.	D -
19. Columbus, Ohio	D -
20. Durham, N. C.	D -
21. Anaheim, Calif.	D -
22. Houston, Tex.	D -
23. Greensboro, N. C.	D
24. Montgomery, Ala.	D
25. Lincoln, Neb.	D
26. Kansas City, Mo.	D
27. Riverside, Calif.	D
28. Las Vegas, Nev.	D
29. Nashville, Tenn.	D
30. Corpus Christi, Tex.	D
31. Fort Wayne, Ind.	D +
32. Omaha, Neb.	D +
33. Des Moines, Iowa	D +
34. Oklahoma City, Okla.	D +
35. Modesto, Calif.	D +
36. St. Paul, Minn.	D +
37. Dallas, Tex.	D +
38. Grand Rapids, Mich.	D +
39. El Paso, Tex.	D +
40. San Diego, Calif.	D +
41. Fargo, N. D.	D +
42. Little Rock, Ark.	C -
43. Madison, Wis.	C -
44. Jackson, Miss.	C -
45. Fresno, Calif.	C -
46. Manchester, N. H.	C -
47. Albuquerque, N. M.	C -
48. Jersey City, N. J.	C -
49. Chicago, Ill.	C -
50. Austin, Tex.	C -
51. Memphis, Tenn.	C
52. Billings, Mont.	C
53. Tulsa, Okla.	C
54. Cheyenne, Wyo.	C
55. Toledo, Ohio	C
56. Los Angeles, Calif.	C
57. Lubbock, Tex.	C
58. Salt Lake City, Utah	C
59. Sacramento, Calif.	C
60. Portland, Ore.	C
61. Detroit, Mich.	C +
62. Minneapolis, Minn.	C +
63. Seattle, Wash.	C +
64. Oakland, Calif.	C +
65. Denver, Colo.	B -
66. Columbia, S. C.	B -
67. Milwaukee, Wis.	B -
68. Boston, Mass.	B -
69. Honolulu, Hawaii	B -
70. Norfolk, Va.	B -
71. Charleston, W. Va.	B -
72. Baton Rouge, La.	B -
73. Yonkers, N. Y.	B -
74. San Francisco, Calif.	B -
75. Birmingham, Ala.	B -
76. Atlanta, Ga.	B -
77. New York, N. Y.	B -
78. Wilmington, Del.	B -
79. Spokane, Wash.	B
80. Orlando, Fla.	B
81. Burlington, Vt.	B
82. St. Petersburg, Fla.	B
83. Philadelphia, Pa.	B +
84. Tampa, Fla.	B +
85. Baltimore, Md.	B +
86. Newark, N. J.	B +
87. St. Louis, Mo.	B +
88. Cincinnati, Ohio	B +
89. Washington, D. C.	B +
90. Tucson, Ariz.	B +
91. Cleveland, Ohio	B +
92. Louisville, Ky.	B +
93. Bangor, Maine	A -
94. Richmond, Va.	A -
95. Providence, R. I.	A -
96. Rochester, N. Y.	A -
97. Miami, Fla.	A
98. Pittsburgh, Pa.	A
99. Hartford, Conn.	A
100. Buffalo, N. Y.	A +

[Simply Red]

Originally Posted by PunkinDrublic

I'd take in/out over our crappy ass whataburgers in TX any day.

I'd take a whataburger over In/Out. I love whataburgers, i've spoke on here of them, many O time.

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by frazod

Yes, too bad we can't all be dainty little metrosexuals wandering from mirror to mirror admiring how pretty we are.

You don't have to be dainty or metrosexual to eat healthy, excercise and take care of yourself. You also don't have to be a fat idiot to be a slob and have poor health.

I do find it humorous how you equate obese-ness and disregard for health as 'manly'.

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by Bugeater

it appears they based it only on # of BKs, McDs, Taco Bells and Wendy's per capita.

We started our search for America's fast-food addicts by tallying the number of McDonald's, Burger Kings, Wendy's, and Taco Bells per capita. Next, we factored in the percentage of people who visit fast-food restaurants (Experian Simmons) and those who consume fast food seven or more times a month (SimplyMap). Finally, we went to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for the number of people who are obese, and to see who's eating the fewest fruits and vegetables.

.

[Inspector]

Originally Posted by Simply Red

color me not impressed, I mean, even as a novelty, just very very mediocre burgers. I'll take HiBoy in KC over in/out. I went to the one where Hwood/Bev Hills coincide.

We stopped and got HiBoy onion rings last Saturday.

Mmmmm good. And, good for you too!

[Pitt Gorilla]

To be fair, what else is there to do in Wichita?

[salame]

st louis is way higher than kc wtf?

[Inspector]

Originally Posted by Inspector

We stopped and got HiBoy onion rings last Saturday.

Mmmmm good. And, good for you too!

And then we ate nothing but fruits and vegatables the rest of the day.

(That's for DaKCMan's approval.)

[Frazod]

Originally Posted by DaKCMan AP

You don't have to be dainty or metrosexual to eat healthy, excercise and take care of yourself. You also don't have to be a fat idiot to be a slob and have poor health.

I do find it humorous how you equate obese-ness and disregard for health as 'manly'.

You miss the point. I guess it got lost in the giant glow of your magnificence.

I find it humorous how obsessed you seem to be with obesity, as well as your new found tendancy of posting articles on the subject, which seems to make you the Shitsprayer of dissing fat people.

I also find it humorous how you always feel the need to remind all the rest of us poor slobs how wonderful you are, how pretty, how fit, how great your college teams are, etc. And that's all well and good, but it's kind of tragic, really, that if only you had a little bit bigger dick, perhaps you'd be quietly content in your awesomeness, and you wouldn't feel the need endlessly reinforce your ego with a bunch of strangers on the internet.

Oh well, nobody's perfect.

BTW, my wife wanted me to ask you what brand of eye liner you use. She thinks it's lovely.

[Bugeater]

Originally Posted by DaKCMan AP

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Yeah, whatever the hell the rest of that means. Eating fast food more than 7 times a month doesn't mean you're a unhealthy slob.

Also, if you look at a map, you'll notice pretty much every major city along Interstate 80 (which runs from NY to SF and is one of the most highly traveled interstates) is on the upper half of this list. Why do you suppose that is? Could it be that people that are traveling eat a lot of fast food? Nearly every exit here in Omaha has a McDs or BK right off of it.

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by frazod

You miss the point. I guess it got lost in the giant glow of your magnificence.

I find it humorous how obsessed you seem to be with obesity, as well as your new found tendancy of posting articles on the subject, which seems to make you the Shitsprayer of dissing fat people.

I also find it humorous how you always feel the need to remind all the rest of us poor slobs how wonderful you are, how pretty, how fit, how great your college teams are, etc. And that's all well and good, but it's kind of tragic, really, that if only you had a little bit bigger dick, perhaps you'd be quietly content in your awesomeness, and you wouldn't feel the need endlessly reinforce your ego with a bunch of strangers on the internet.

Oh well, nobody's perfect.

BTW, my wife wanted me to ask you what brand of eye liner you use. She thinks it's lovely.

I consider Awesome to be a proper noun, so when you're discussing my Awesomeness please signify its magnificence with capitalization.

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by Bugeater

Yeah, whatever the hell the rest of that means. Eating fast food more than 7 times a month doesn't mean you're a unhealthy slob.

Also, if you look at a map, you'll notice pretty much every major city along Interstate 80 (which runs from NY to SF and is one of the most highly traveled interstates) is on the upper half of this list. Why do you suppose that is? Could it be that people that are traveling eat a lot of fast food? Nearly every exit here in Omaha has a McDs or BK right off of it.

No, eating fast food 7 times a month doesn't mean you're an unhealthy slob. This article doesn't mention obesity, BMI or any of that stuff. It merely presents a study that was performed to find the most fast food addicted cities. I would presume that more regular fast food consumption increases the likelihood of being obese, but this particular study does not address that.

[Archie F. Swin]

I'm suspicious of the list based solely on the fact that New Orleans is not on there.

Popeye fo' the Ballers
Ghetto's eatin' Churches

ya herd?!

[sedated]

Originally Posted by DaKCMan AP

I would presume that more regular fast food consumption increases the likelihood of being obese, but this particular study does not address that.

I bet there is an income level associated with it. People with money go to nicer place to calorie binge.

And kids as well. I would think few people frequent McD’s more than soccer moms.

[BWillie]

Surprised about Sioux Falls. Sioux Falls is as nice of a city as you will find in the Midwest/Upper-Midwest. But that is if you take the connotation that eating fast food is a bad thing. There are plenty of healthy fast food options out there if you choose. Even McDonalds you can eat very healthy if you chose the right food.

[Terribilis]

3. Charlotte, N. C. F
5. Raleigh, N. C. F
20. Durham, N. C. D -
23. Greensboro, N. C. D

we own this list biatches