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Ritzer largely blames the fast-food industry and other food processes, such as the microwave oven, for the decline of the family dinner, and by extension, suggests it is responsible for what is commonly called the breakdown of the family. Use the online resources available through the Cannon Memorial Library to research ebooks on the contemporary American family. Do these sources agree with Ritzer’s analysis? How so? Make sure to cite them in a standard citation format (ASA, APA, MLA) in your post. Then, share your own conclusions about the impact of fast cooking on contemporary families. PLEASE TYPE ANSWER

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According to Ritzer, "the frozen meals which is available in the stores, microwavable foods or the prepared foods or fast foods often finds their way to the dinner table". I agree with him as the fast foods in today's world has become a trend setter and everyone just want to eat the fast foods instead of home cooked foods. The family members should try to avoid eating those foods on the dinner table as this factors affect the relations between the family. The person who cooks for the dinner is investing time in that work and it would create and strong the bond between the families to avoid fast foods and having home cooked food instead.