The bar chart depicts the average daily intake of fast food among males and females for the year 2015.
Overall, the consumption was higher in men as compared to women throughout age groups, and in terms of a particular age bracket, the 18-34 year group ranked highest in eating junk food, while people above 65 years of age eat the least amount.
In the 18-34 year bracket, around 17% of males and 16% of females preferred to consume fast food. The amount significantly decreased in later age groups. In the age group 35-49, 10% and around 9% of men and women, respectively, eat this type of food.
The similar trend went on, and the amount further decreased to around 9% and 8% for ages 50-64 before reaching its lowest level of around 5% and around 4% among old males and females, respectively.