WASHINGTON -- Supermarkets have the greatest success selling home-meal replacements to convenience-driven adults who will avoid cooking at any cost, according to a study released by the National Restaurant Association here.
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WASHINGTON -- Supermarkets have the greatest success selling home-meal replacements to convenience-driven adults who will avoid cooking at any cost, according to a study released by the National Restaurant Association here.ldren and young couples with no children with an average income and less than a college graduate education -- were the most likely to include supermarkets in their dinner solutions.This