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A WalletHub study published on June 10th analyzed fast food spending patterns, comparing residents in Massachusetts to those in Southern states and Mississippi.

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A WalletHub study published on June 10th analyzed fast food spending patterns, comparing residents in Massachusetts to those in Southern states and Mississippi.

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  1. Updated rankings show which states are most and least expensive for fast food spending.1 source
  2. WalletHub study compares fast food spending habits between residents of Massachusetts, Southern states, and Mississippi.1 source

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