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The image is a horizontal bar chart comparing the average number of items sold between Club Coffee (blue bars) and Espresso Express (red bars) across nine categories: Americanos, Cappuccinos, Decaf coffees, Flat whites, Espressos, Caramel lattes, Iced coffees, and Cafe lattes. Club Coffee sold the following average number of items: Americanos, approximately 45; Cappuccinos, nearly 142; Decaf coffees, around 58; Flat whites, roughly 85; Espressos, approximately 60; Caramel lattes, around 57; Iced coffees, about 72; Cafe Lattes, almost 122. Espresso Express sold the following average number of items: Americanos, nearly 105; Cappuccinos, around 112; Decaf coffees, approximately 25; Flat whites, nearly 80; Espressos, roughly 40; Caramel lattes, around 50; Iced coffees, about 48; Cafe Lattes, roughly 132. The x-axis indicates the average number of items sold, ranging from 0 to 150.
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The chart compares the average number of items sold by Club coffee and Espresso Express, across eight types of coffee beverages. Overall, Club Coffee was generally more popular with its higher sales in six out of eight categories. Flat whites and caramel lattes were sold more by Espresso express, while the figures for espressos were in the same level. Meanwhile, café lattes for both shops showed comparable numbers.

Café lattes were an outlier, where Coffee club sold it more, reaching around 130. This was followed by cappuccinos and americanos at approximately 120 and 100 respectively. The figure for decaf and iced coffees mirrored each other, remaining close to 75, whereas Flat whites recorded lower figure, at about 40. By contrast, espressos and caramel lattes had by the smallest number, at mere 25 and 15.

Turning to Espresso Express, café lattes were also among dominant sales, at 120, while americanos ranked second with 90 sold. The number of Cappuccino and caramel lattes items were nearly identical at around 60. Similarly, flat whites and decaf coffees followed a similar trend, at 50. When it comes to iced coffees, the number of sold items was at somehow 45. The number of espresso items represented the smallest figure in Espresso Express, at around 20.

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number of items sold by Coffee clubs and Espresso Express

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