Fast Food is in for Delaware state workers.
The Wilmington News Journal found that an analysis of food purchases during the 2014 fiscal year revealed that state workers spent $195-thousand on fast food.
That the paper says comes out to $543 a day including weekends.
It reports that a favorite spot is Capriotti’s with a location near Dover which saw $92-hundred spent by state workers.
But a big winner was Chick-fil-A where state employees charged just over $13-thousand at the north Dover location alone in 2014.
McDonalds was also a hot spot with over $11-thousand spent in more than ten restaurants.
Much of the analysis, the paper says, comes from procurement-card charges at restaurants that indicate they are fast food types.