You might have also have noticed that a large majority of fast food chains use red and yellow in their logos. Why? Well, it's a striking color combination designed to attract attention ...

And if swearing off fast food wasn’t hard enough, those colorful red logos might make it even harder to ignore. The average human can see ten million colors, but red is special. Turns out ...

FAST FOOD fans have been left amazed after only just realising why their favourite chains have red & yellow logos. The pattern was noticed by a Reddit user who observed that a large number of ...

Wendy's revealed a new "emo" version of its iconic logo at its recently opened Camden location in London. The logo shows ... a bit edgier than usual at the fast-food chain's newest UK location.

Most of these fast food chains have the same shade of yellow and red in their logos, and marketing experts say there's a very good psychological reason for that. (Images courtesy: Canva ...

Red is another color that is frequently paired with yellow in fast food company logos to instill desire. Red illustrates desire, power, and love. It's why whenever Valentine's Day rolls around ...

It prompted one Reddit user to ask: "Why do fast-food restaurants share the same colour schemes - red, yellow and white ... colour combinations with their logos. Why is this?

Chipotle has 17 branches across London, and several more in ... ‘Grandma tries Chipotle — great fun food! ‘My first time in a Mexican fast food joint — what fun! Such deliciously tasty ...

A London-based vegan fast food restaurant is growing its national chain and has started to sell prepared food into grocery stores across Ontario. Odd Burger, with two London locations among 13 ...

Today, London's original fast food still inspires travellers to seek it out, despite the passing of hundreds of years. When I met Rick Poole on a softly lit lunchtime in spring, he was considering ...

A neuromarketing expert has shared the reason why the majority of the fast-food industry is dominated by the colour red in their logos. The team also revealed the psychology behind the colour use ...