Quickly gone he is either way
Fast food - as the name suggests - is meant to be eaten quickly. What is quickly gone also needs no preservatives, Buzzman finds.
According to observations, Burger King guests eat their Whopper in an average of 8 minutes and 41 seconds - although in reality this consumption time is probably strongly dependent on whether one is eating alone or has a conversation partner. It can be assumed that these 8 minutes and 41 seconds include about 5 minutes of conversation time, which means that the effective consumption time is about 3 minutes and 41 seconds - just as a side note.
In any case, the French agency Buzzman wants to use this survey to visualize that not much time passes before the burger is eaten, and at this point draws a connection to the production: Burger King Switzerland has in the meantime removed all preservatives, colorants and fragrances from its Whopper. According to Buzzman, it is clear that something that is eaten quickly anyway should not contain any preservatives.
No, of course it should not. However, it remains questionable whether it makes sense to link the effective consumption time of a product with the preservation of the ingredients for advertising purposes.
