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Band 7+: The graph below shows the average dally 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 shows a bar chart titled 'Average Daily Sales', detailing the number of servings for five food items during Winter and Summer. Hot coffee sales were 75 in Winter and 30 in Summer. Iced coffee sales were approximately 3 in Winter and 40 in Summer. Ice cream sales were 25 in Winter and 35 in Summer. Soup sales were 50 in Winter and 25 in Summer. Salad sales were 25 for both Winter and Summer.
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The given bar chart illustrates the average sale of various food items at Brisk Cafe by two seasons, winter and summer.

Overall, it is evident that hot coffee recorded the highest sales at Brisk Cafe in winter season, while iced coffee showed the least proportion. In contrast, iced coffee was the major sales item in summer, whereas salad and soup showed limited sale.

To begin with, hot coffee accounted for the highest sale in winter season, reaching nearly 75 servings, whereas the average sale of soup was around 50 servings. Additionally, the ice cream and salad in winter season saw relatively similar proportion at approximately 25 servings. On the other hand, there was a limited number of iced coffee sold in winter season, less than 10 servings.

By summer season, iced coffee saw a significant sale in Brisk Cafe, which was recorded at around 40 servings, whereas ice cream followed closely. Furthermore, the soup and salad were showed a constant sale in summer season at around 25servings. Around 30 servings of hot coffee sold in summer season at Brisk Cafe.

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