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Band 8+: The graph below shows the average daily sales of selected food items at the Brisk Café, by season. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a bar graph detailing average daily sales at Brisk Café in servings; during winter, hot coffee reached 70 servings, iced coffee touched 25 servings, ice cream hit 5 servings, soup stood at 30 servings, and salad was at 15 servings, whereas during summer, hot coffee hit 20 servings, iced coffee soared to 40 servings, ice cream spiked to 35 servings, soup fell to 10 servings, and salad was at 25 servings.
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The bar chart compares the average number of servings of five food and drink items sold daily at the Vista Café in winter and summer.

Overall, hot foods and drinks such as hot coffee and soup were much more popular in winter, while cold items, especially iced coffee and ice cream, saw significantly higher sales in summer. Salad sales, however, changed only slightly between the two seasons.

In summer, iced coffee recorded around 40 servings per day, compared with almost zero in winter. Ice cream also experienced strong summer demand at about 35 servings, almost 10 more than in winter. Summer sales of hot coffee remained relatively high at roughly 30 servings.

In contrast, winter saw a peak of around 75 servings of hot coffee, making it the most popular item in that season. Soup also showed high winter sales at about 50 servings, compared with only 25 in summer. Salad had the smallest seasonal variation, with figures of around 25 in winter and just under 30 in summer.

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