English, 24.03.2020 06:03, lreese

What is Schlosser trying to do in his analysis? Does he want to persuade his
readers to stop eating fries or fast food in general? Does he hope to inspire
them to lobby for changes in packaging? in processing? Or does he want to just
make them think about what's in their food? SUMMARIZE this text, making
Schlosser's PURPOSE the central focus of your summary.

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