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Move over millennials, Generation Z is coming of age.

These young people born between the mid-90s and the early 2000s are ambitious, tech-savvy,

and they apparently have very distinct preferences when it comes to what they eat.

Like most Americans, members of Gen Z love fast food. In fact, they spend most of their disposable

income on dining out. Just 5% of Gen Z respondents said they never eat fast food, according to a

report by Insights company Knit. That's on par with other generations, although as folks get

older, they tend to eat less food that can be purchased through a drive-thru.

But a report in Business Insider found that Gen Z is not satisfied with the same old burgers and fries.

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