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Detroit residents rank excessive in quick meals purchases, report says

By Editorial Board Published September 23, 2025 3 Min Read
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Detroit residents rank excessive in quick meals purchases, report says

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Detroit residents rank 2nd out of the biggest 100 cities within the U.S. for the p.c of earnings spent on quick meals, in response to a WalletHub report.

To find out how a lot cities are spending on quick meals, WalletHub analyzed the worth of hamburgers, pizza, and hen sandwiches throughout the nation.

They then added the person value of the parts and adjusted the ensuing determine to the median month-to-month earnings in every metropolis.

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Detroit residents spend 0.67% of their median month-to-month family earnings on quick meals bills, inserting them solely a fraction of a share level behind the top-ranking metropolis, Cleveland, OH, which spends 0.68%.

In response to the report, Detroit is the twenty third costliest metropolis for hen sandwiches, the thirty seventh costliest for burgers, and the 56th costliest for pizza.

Detroit has the second-lowest median earnings within the nation, with residents making $39,575 per yr. Because of this, the comparatively cheap quick meals value eats into residents’ earnings.

“Fast food has grown more and more expensive in recent years, outpacing inflation. As a result, it’s worthwhile for consumers to think critically about whether the convenience of fast food really justifies the cost – and about how much room they have in their budgets for this luxury,” WalletHub Author and Analyst Chip Lupo stated in a information launch despatched to six Information.

Suggestions for saving cash on quick meals

Use coupons – Quick meals menu costs have gone up so much in recent times, however you’ll be able to rating important reductions through the use of coupons.

Price range properly – If you happen to eat quick meals often, it is important to price range properly. That method, you’ll have a good suggestion of how a lot you’ll be able to afford to spend.

Do not get supply – Having meals delivered will make the fee skyrocket in comparison with choosing it up your self.

Eat out much less usually – Cooking for your self may be much less handy, nevertheless it’ll seemingly be considerably cheaper.

Be a part of rewards packages – Including further toppings, sides, or desserts, or ordering the biggest out there meal sizes, could make quick meals as costly as some sit-down eating places.

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