More Americans now eat in their cars than ever before as expert reveals what it says about modern life
For many Americans, eating meals in the car is a regular part of life.In a recent survey, 53% of respondents reported that they eat in their car at least once a week. The average American does so about three times a week, according to the study, which was conducted by research firm OnePoll on behalf of St.
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For many Americans, eating meals in the car is a regular part of life.In a recent survey, 53% of respondents reported that they eat in their car at least once a week. The average American does so about three times a week, according to the study, which was conducted by research firm OnePoll on behalf of St. Pierre, a Texas-based bakery.Many surveyed said they eat in the car because they're short on time (38%). Other reasons respondents gave for eating in their vehicle included convenience (35%), because "it's peaceful" (32%) and "to eat alone" (26%).GEN Z EATS NEARLY TWICE AS MANY SNACKS AS BOOMERS, WITH EXPERTS WARNING THEY'RE REPLACING REAL MEALSMost people (53%) still prefer eating at a table at home, and 34% said they enjoy eating in the car.
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- For many Americans, eating meals in the car is a regular part of life.In a recent survey, 53% of respondents reported that they eat in their car at least once a week. The average American does so about three times a week, according to the study, which was conducted by research firm OnePoll on behalf of St.
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