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Fast food is the term generally used to describe low-priced, ready-cooked hot food sold in restaurants and diners or from street stalls, and often designed to be eaten with the fingers, rather than with cutlery. Globally-popular types of fast food include the burger, the hot dog, and fried [chicken]]. In Britain, fish and chips is popular, while in Belgium fries and mayonnaise make a popular snack. While much fast food is sold by small vendors, some providers have become major international corporations: McDonalds and Burger King being perhaps the prime examples.