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Band 6+: Frequency of eating at fast food restaurants among peoples in the USA (2003-2013)

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The graph shows information about how many people went to the junk food restaurants in USA over the 10 year period.(2003-2013)

Overall,there were so many changes.The highest percentage of people who visited restaurants one time at week or twice at month.While the lowest were seen in every day consumed street food.

In 2003 most common was ate fast food once a week(more than 30%) or one-two times every month(30%).However intake this food every single day had just nearly 4%, while humans who never go had little more (5%).

In 2006 there were some slight changes. The proportion of people who ate fast food once a week increased to around 33%, remaining the most popular habit. The share of those who visited junk food restaurants once or twice a month also rose slightly, reaching about 32%. In contrast, the percentage of people who consumed fast food every day stayed very low, at nearly 3%, while those who never went decreased to around 4%.

In 2013 the pattern changed again. People who ate fast food once a week fell to about 28%, but this category was still one of the most common. The group eating junk food once or twice a month became the highest, rising to around 34%. Meanwhile, daily consumption remained minimal at about 3%, and the number of people who never visited fast food restaurants stayed low, at roughly 4%.

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