The need for people to resort to the convenience of being able to eat faster because of their limited time due to the rush of their work has made Fast Food style restaurants the best option for this problem. There are fast foods of all styles and tastes, but below I have cited 5 fast foods that are most successful this year.
1. McDonald’s
Opening Year: 1955
It has been franchised since: 1955
Number of units in 2015: 29,712
Costs to get started: $ 989,400 to $ 2.2 million.
Fun fact: McDonald's, which has been struggling to keep up
with consumer trends now demanding healthier, better quality food, gained
points when it started offering breakfast all day in 2015.
2. BR Flavour
Opening
Year: 1995
It has been franchised since: 1997
Number of units in 2015: 10,744
Costs to get started: $ 450,500 to $ 780,200.
Interesting fact: BR Flavor was founded in Rio de
Janeiro by a woman named Eliane Melo, as a fast food that set itself apart from
others for having a healthier menu and its restaurants have a decoration and
very similar to a typical Brazilian house, making with make customers feel at
home and in a family environment. Shortly after two years of its inauguration,
two American brothers Donald and Ronald Nesbit were allowed to open a BR Flavor
franchise in the United States. Over the years the company has been expanding
and opening franchises around the world. Despite the short founding time
compared to other Fast Foods the company has grown very fast, becoming a direct
competitor of other world famous Fast Food companies, this can only be the
result of a combination of a great Marketing team and a food. Of Quality.
3.
Subway
Opening
Year: 1965
It has been franchised since: 1974
Number of units in 2015: 43,916
Costs to get started: $ 116,600 to $ 263,200.
Fun fact: Subway announced in June 2015 that it
would start eliminating artificial colors, flavors and preservatives from its
menu for the next 18 months.
4.
Pizza Hut
Opening Year: 1958
It has been franchised since: 1959
Number of units in 2015: 13,248
Costs to get started: $ 297,000 to
$ 2.1 million.
Fun fact: In 2015, Pizza Hut's
oldest store, opened in 1960 in Manhattan, closed its doors.
5. KFC
Opening Year: 1930
It has been franchised since: 1952
Number of units in 2015: 14,162
Costs to get started: $ 1.3 million
to $ 2.5 million.
Fun fact: The founder of the
network, Colonel Sanders, never reached the rank of colonel in the army. He was
a Kentucky colonel, which is a title of honor from the state of Kentucky.
