Band 6+: The chart below shows the amount of money per week spent on fast foods in Britain. The graph shows the trends in consumption of fast foods.

The given diagram demonstrates the percentage of money spent every week on fast foods from people in Britain. Then the line graph illustrates the grammes of consuming fast foods during 1970 and 1990.

Overall, the mostly consumed food was hamburgers, in addition, this fast food showed the highest figure of calories.

First of all, people who have high salary spent noticeably more money to eat hamburgers (42 pence per person per week), while money which spent on fish and chips and pizza is significantly lower (17 and 19 pence for every person every week). Individuals who have average income consumed hamburgers more than 30 pence per person per week, however 25 pence per person per week illustrated by fish and chips consumers. Consuming of pizza demonstrated exactly 10 pence. Low income earners spent less money to fast foods than other income sections. Fish and chips were the most popular food (18 pence), while hamburgers gave lower point which is 13 pence per person per week. And the lowest figure is pizza consumers, more than 5 pence.

From the line graph, in 1970, consumption of hamburgers was 98 grams, while fish and chips were on the highest point 302 grams. However, results of hamburgers consuming dramatically increased which reached more than 500 grams in 1990. Fish and chips’ figure showed falling to 220 grams in 1990. Grams of pizza consuming increased considerably which were 300 in 1990.