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The image displays a bar chart depicting the frequency of eating at fast food restaurants among people in the USA from 2003 to 2013. For 2003, the percentage of people eating fast food every day was below 5%; several times a week was approximately 15%; once a week was just over 20%; once or twice a month was approximately 33%; a few times a year was just over 15%; and never was approximately 10%. For 2006, the percentage of people eating fast food every day was around 7%; several times a week was about 17%; once a week was approximately 25%; once or twice a month was just below 30%; a few times a year was about 15%; and never was just below 5%. For 2013, the percentage of people eating fast food every day was approximately 3%; several times a week was about 15%; once a week was just over 30%; once or twice a month was just below 30%; a few times a year was about 15%; and never was just over 5%.
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The bar chart illustrates the percentage of individuals who consumed fast food in the USA between 2003 and 2013.
Overall, it is apparent that a significant proportion of people consumed fast food either once a week or twice a month, while an insignificant number of citizens ate junk food regular.
The intake of fast food several times a week accounted nearly 17% people in 2003, and it rose to 20%, before decreasing to just above 15% by 2013. Similarly, the percentage of American who ate fast food once a week was around 31% in the initial year, and this figure increased and hit a peak of almost 33% after 3 years. Thereafter, it experienced a drop of nearly 5% in 2013. Moreover, the eating of junk food a few times a year food grew from 12% in 2003 to 15% consumers by 2006, and it remained absolutely constant till the end.
In contrast, a bit less than one-third of people ate unhealthy food a maximum twice a month in the first year. Subsequently, the share fell to all time low of 25%; however, in 2013 it surged to 33%. Finally, the proportion of those who ate fast food either every day or never was under 5% throughout the period.
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