"Fast Food Inflation: Big Macs Now a Luxury at $15"
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Inflation has significantly increased fast food prices across the U.S., with a Big Mac combo costing as much as $15 in Seattle. A USA TODAY survey of five major hamburger chains in 18 markets revealed substantial price hikes since 2014, with Carls Jr./Hardees and Wendy's seeing the most notable increases. Fast food remains a staple in American diets, making these price changes impactful for many consumers.
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