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Asian Immigrant In The U.S. Asks Why Americans 'Eat By Themselves In Their Cars' During Lunch Breaks Instead Of Socializing

It's testament to our work culture that lunch breaks are much needed "alone time" for so many of us. The U.S. differs from other countries in myriad ways, of course, but one of the most pronounced ...
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‘It breaks an employer’s control’: the tragic disappearance of the American lunch hour

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Inside Grand Central Market in Los Angeles. Lunch breaks have existed since the industrial revolution.Photograph: Marcio José ...
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From Cafeterias to Food Courts: How American Lunch Changed in Three Generations

The post From Cafeterias to Food Courts: How American Lunch Changed in Three Generations appeared first on Author Kathy Haan. This post written by Kathy Haan. Go to Author Kathy Haan - The secret to ...
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Slopbowl wrapped: what Americans really ate for lunch in 2025

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There’s No Christmas Lunch Like a Korean American Church Lunch

After-service meals have long been key spaces for first-generation immigrants establishing themselves in the United States. But younger Koreans are finding less need for them. By Eric Kim At the ...