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South Carolina ranks 12th in U.S. states for fast food spending. Tips for saving on fast food include using coupons, budgeting, avoiding delivery, and cooking at home. Having a hard time resisting the ...

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SAN DIEGO — Fast food isn't cheap anymore. In San Diego, where prices run higher than the national average, a typical fast food meal costs between $9 and $15 — and that's on the cheap side. With three ...