The bar chart compares information about how often people ate in fast food restaurants in the United States between 2004 and 2014.
Overall, it is clear that once a week had the highest number of eating fast food, while every day had significantly fewer. Notably, once or twice a month were the only sectors to see considerable growth over the period.
In 2004, once a week had the highest number of eating fast food, with about 31 per cent, and this number significantly decreased to around 27 per cent in 2014. Following this, once or twice a month starting at just over 30 per cent and experiencing an increase of 3, reaching approximately 33 per cent, it became the second-largest frequency of eating fast food by 2014.
On the other hand, several times a week despite experiencing a slight growth-rising from just below 17 per cent to slight over 20 per cent eating fast food-ranked third by 2014.
In contrast, frequently eating fast food every day experienced turnovers. The number of people eating in the every day saw a modest decrease, dropping from around 4 per cent to just below 3 per cent by 2014. Making up smallest per cent throught the period was latter sector-never, with about 5 per cent frequency in 2004, a figure that dropped to approximately 4 per cent by 2014- about half the figure in 2014.