The bar group illustrate the average percentage of daily calories from fast food among male and female in 2015.
Percentage of fast food consumption fell slightly by the age of people. The highest number of calories from fast food ate men by the age 18-34, 17% calories a day, to compare with the highest percentage of calories eat by women during the period-16% daily. In the 35-49 age group, both gender had reduced intake, with men consuming about 11% and women around 9%.
Moreover, quite similar trend was by people aged 50-64, where percentage dropped significantly to 9% for males and 7% for females. The lowest amount were recorded for individuals aged 65+of their daily calories from junk food, about 5% for men, whereas about 4% for women.
In summary, fast food consumption declined with the age for both gender, with younger people, especially men, having the highest percentage.