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Band 7+: 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 given bar chart compares the median every day sales of chose food products at the Brisk during the winter and summer.

Overall, despite the popularity of hot coffee during the winter, it becomes less popular in summer. Iced cream showes the lowest point during the winter, while it saw a big positive change in summer.

Focusing on the hot coffee, it begins with the highest point at around 75 throughout the winter, the reverse is true that of for iced cream in the same season. Despite that,the number of iced cream increases to about 40 in the second season. Similarly, the figure of ice cream stand at approximately 25 in winter and the number rises to around 35 in summer.

Soup shares the second highest number at 50 during the winter months, and the quantity decreases to 25 in summer. Salad shows the same results at 25 during both seasons.

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