The bart charts demonstrates the quantity of money expended weekly on three different junk foods( Hamburgers, Fish and Chips, Pizzas) in Britain.While the graph represents consumption of fast food measuring in gramms between 1970 and 1990.
Overall, Hamburgers were popular among high as well as average salary people whereas Fish and Chips most eaten by low and average income citizens. Consumption of hamburgers and pizzas grew significantly over the years. However, fish and chips decreased generally.
High and average income individuals spent on hamburgers just ove 40 and 30 pence each week. Moreover, low income individuals spent just under 15 pence. In terms of fish and chips, it was most popular among average earning citizens which generated for 25 pence. While high-payed and low-payed people accounted for around 18 pence.Pizzas most loved by high income people and they spent exactly 20 pence a week. Average as well as low salary individuals’ expenditure on pizzas were approximately 12 and 8 pence respectively.Furthermore, the consumption of hamburgers and pizzas were around 90 and 40 gramms in 1970. Eating both of them skyrocketed over the years and peaked at approximately 550 and 290 gramms respectively. Besides that, fish and chips started at just over 300 gramms and fluctuated over the period. In the final year it showed about 240 gramms.