Credit: More fast-food companies have been offering delivery by teaming up with food ordering apps, many of which charge fees or other added-on costs. The chains see delivery as another way to boost sales; but for customers, delivery can turn a typically cheap meal into a pricier one. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)

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