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Conservatives seem to eat fast food more. Conservatives also seem to be home-schooled more. Lastly, liberals seem to try more food than conservatives. Conservatives typically stick to what they know and are more traditional whereas liberals explore and understand more cultures through food.
That one's highly political. You know, so precious little Billy-Bob doesn't get exposed to dangerously new, untested ideas like the wheel, or fire.
Technically they are all political and reflect the conservative and liberal mindsets.
I suspect the trend is reversed with Taco Bell (but not necessarily Panda Express) and that itβs even stronger with casual sit down restaurants like Applebees or ihop