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The image presents data on the average percentage of the food budget spent on restaurant meals over four decades and the annual number of meals consumed at fast food versus sitdown restaurants. In 1970, 10% of the food budget was allocated to restaurant meals, increasing to 15% by 1980, 35% by 1990, and 50% by 2000. A line graph plots meal consumption; starting from 20 fast food meals and approximately 10 sitdown meals in 1970, fast food meals rose almost steadily reaching roughly 85 by 2000, while sitdown meals increased to nearly 50 in 2000.
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The charts illustrate the percentage of a family’s food budget spent on home cooking across the years 1970,1980,1990,2000. It’s evident that the percentage of the budget allocated to home cooking decreased from 1970 to 2000.
The line graph compares the number of meals eaten at fast food restaurants and sit down restaurants from 1970 to 2000. Overall the number of meals consumed at both types of restaurants increased during this period. However, the increase in meals at as fast food restaurants appears more substantial compared to sit down restaurants.
In summary, the data indicates a shift in family food expenditure and consumption patterns from 1970 to 2000. The proportion of the budget for home cooking declined, while the frequency of eating out, particulary at fast food restaurants, increased
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