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Band 4+: The charts above show the percentage of food budget the average family spent on restaurant meals in different years. The graph shows the number of meals eaten in fast-food restaurants and sit down restaurants.

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The image represents the percentage of food budget spent on restaurant meals and home cooking over 4 decades. In 1970, 10% for restaurants and 90% for home cooking, in 1980, 15% for restaurants and 85% for home cooking, in 1990, 35% for restaurants and 65% for home cooking, and in 2000, 50% for both restaurants and home cooking.
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The pie charts show average percentage which families spent on eating out of home in different years , nevertheless graph shows tendency of changing between fast food meals and sit down restaurants meal.

Overall, almost always people prefer eating at home , but line on graph illustrates that that fast food meals become popular as well.

The pie chart demonstrates that in 1970 percentage of restaurants was enough minor unlike 2000. It says that polarity eating at restaurants was increased in five times since 1970.

Graph demonstrates that both aspects are been growing, but line which demonstrates fast food meals rises faster than home made meals. It is shown that by 2000 home made meals could grow to 25 percent, while fast food meals managed to grow almost 80 percent.

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