The bar chart visually describes Cuppa Coffee Shop income in a typical monthly, located in a British town. In the period of time: 2000, 2010, and 2020, there are six main menus of food and drinks sold measured in pounds sterling.
Starting from 2000, coffee produced about £1.500, ranked as the lowest selling of the year among products of coffee, producing about £2,300. At the same time, tea and hot chocolate are not relatively small differences at £1000 and £900 respectively. Meanwhile soup contributes about £300, more than other menus.
In 2010, coffee returned as the most in-demand feature product, reaching £1800. Followed by tea, hot chocolate, sandwiches, and cakes maintained the popularity during this period. Soup was always a side dish, as a result it can only gain £200 for income.
In 2020, coffee would still be the top-selling-product, earning about £2,300. Soup consistently is a low-product-demand with sales about £200. Meanwhile, both tea and hot chocolate have almost the same sales, with approximately £1,700.
To sum up, the bar chart showed a consistent pattern, showing coffee as the most favourite item and soup as the product with the lowest selling for the entire year.