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　　新調(diào)查顯示，英國人外出就餐，快餐成優(yōu)選。經(jīng)濟(jì)衰退加上接踵而至的可支配收入減少，使得數(shù)百萬英國家庭削減奢侈消費(fèi)，特別是外出就餐消費(fèi)。這一趨勢(shì)令人們選擇廉價(jià)食品，特別是漢堡和炸雞。據(jù)調(diào)查，英國2011年進(jìn)入快餐店消費(fèi)人次達(dá)到55.4億次，而人們外出就餐總次數(shù)為110億次。這意味著目前快餐占總外出就餐份額的50.4%，而兩年之前這一比率僅為47.3%。某市場(chǎng)分析人士表示，這體現(xiàn)出“降級(jí)消費(fèi)”，快餐現(xiàn)在己經(jīng)變得相當(dāng)便宜，消費(fèi)者離開餐館和酒吧，更多的選擇快餐連鎖店。

　　英國人外出就餐 快餐成優(yōu)選

　　Fast food, for the first time ever, now makes up more than half of all the meals eaten outside of the home in Britain.

　　The recession, and the subsequent squeeze on disposable income, has encouraged millions of families to cut back on spending on luxuries, especially on meals in restaurants. This has encouraged many to trade down to cheaper meals, especially burgers and fried chicken.

　　According to NPD, the market research company which tracks consumer spending, 5.54 billion visits were made to a fast food chain in 2011, out of the 11bn meals eaten in total out of the home – be it at a work canteen, restaurant, pub or sandwich shop.

　　This means that 50.4pc of all means eaten out of the home are now at a so-called quick service restaurant, up from 47.3pc just two years ago. The term quick service restaurant is used by the industry to describe any outlet where the consumer queues to buy take-away food so this does include coffee shops.

　　Guy Fielding at NPD said: "It's a lot about trading down. Because fast food has become so cheap, it has driven families in particular away from independent restaurants and pubs to the fast food chains.

　　"Families want to know what they are getting. And with the likes of McDonald's or KFC they know it is a consistent experience and good value."

　　In the last four years both the total number of meals eaten out of the home, and the money spent on dining out has fallen. The size of the dining out market has fallen from £50.8bn in the 12 months to September 2008 to £49.2bn in the 12 months to September 2011, said NPD.

　　These figures echo comments made by supermarket bosses, who have explained shoppers have bought higher numbers of premium ready meals as a substitute for going out for a meal.