Americans must be lovin’ it, because a recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention survey has found over 1 in 3 adults eat fast food on any given day.

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According to the survey, conducted from 2013-2016, 36.6 percent of American adults consumed fast food, which was defined in the study as “restaurant fast food or pizza,” on a given day – nearly half of them aged 20-39.

The findings show fast food consumption decreases with age: 44.9 percent aged 20-39, 37.7 percent aged 40-59, and 24.1 percent aged 60 and over – but was pretty evenly split between men and women with 37.9 percent of men regularly eating fast food and 35.4 percent of women.

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Women were reportedly more likely to eat fast food as a snack, whereas men were more likely to eat fast food at lunch.

The survey also found non-Hispanic black adults reported eating fast food on any given day more often at 42.4 percent. Non-Hispanic white adults reported eating fast food often at 37.6 percent, whereas Hispanic adults reported 35.5 percent and non-Hispanic Asian adults reported the lowest at 30.6 percent.

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Surprisingly, the study found that fast food consumption increased with family income level. Fast food, often attributed to lower socioeconomic areas, was actually eaten more often – 42 percent – by higher income families.