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Why is McDonald’s Called McDonald’s?

August 21, 2018 by Rebecca Henderson 3 Comments

Though prominently portrayed by Michael Keaton in “The Founder,” Ray Kroc is not actually the founder of McDonald’s. In fact, he began as a franchisee. Brothers Richard and Maurice McDonald began what would become the McDonald’s we know today in 1948, in sunny California. The two men wanted their restaurant to stand out from the rest, and in a time when speedy service meant big business, the Golden Arches soon made their everlasting mark.

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Rebecca Henderson is the published author and professional editor at The Kreativ Space. Best expressing herself through the written word, she enjoys the smell of burning rubber as well. Rebecca hopes to shift your world perspective through her words, because looking out the same window every day hardly makes for an interesting life.

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Why is Krispy Kreme Called Krispy Kreme?

August 14, 2018 by Emma Roberts Leave a Comment

When it comes to a hot, plain, glazed donut, Krispy Kreme’s are hard to beat. Their donuts are popular, delicious, and addictive enough that comedian Chris Rock insists crack must be an ingredient. Krispy Kreme donuts have been made using the same recipe since the very beginning, over 80 years ago. Today, they have over 1,000 locations in 27 different countries, and a loyal following worldwide.

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Emma Roberts is a freelance writer and editor who is passionate about learning, traveling, and language. She received her bachelor’s degree in Sociology at Brigham Young University.

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Why is Jamba Juice Called Jamba Juice?

August 14, 2018 by Emma Roberts Leave a Comment

Jamba Juice really has the corner on the delicious pseudo-healthy smoothie market. Nowadays, a Jamba Juice and a smoothie are practically synonymous. There are over 875 Jamba Juice locations worldwide, making it the most popular smoothie restaurant in the world. With its innovative flavor combinations, its fresh ingredients, its bright and fun style, and its healthy-ish options, Jamba Juice has been a hit ever since it was first established less than 30 years ago by a California college student.

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Emma Roberts
Emma Roberts

Emma Roberts is a freelance writer and editor who is passionate about learning, traveling, and language. She received her bachelor’s degree in Sociology at Brigham Young University.

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Why is In-N-Out Burger Called In-N-Out Burger?

August 4, 2018 by Emma Roberts 1 Comment

Want to get in a disagreement with someone? Ask them what the best burger place is. With so many hamburger restaurants out there, there are many variations of burgers and even more opinions on what makes a great burger.

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Emma Roberts

Emma Roberts is a freelance writer and editor who is passionate about learning, traveling, and language. She received her bachelor’s degree in Sociology at Brigham Young University.

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Why is Arby’s Called Arby’s?

August 4, 2018 by Emma Roberts Leave a Comment

Truly, there’s no place like Arby’s. It’s definitely American, but its menu isn’t really typical of any specific region. It’s not a regular burger-and-fries chain like McDonald’s or Burger King. Arby’s is a sandwich chain, but it doesn’t sell submarine sandwiches like Subway or Quizno’s. Arby’s is uniquely positioned and doesn’t really have a comparable competitor.

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Emma Roberts

Emma Roberts is a freelance writer and editor who is passionate about learning, traveling, and language. She received her bachelor’s degree in Sociology at Brigham Young University.

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