The line graph provides data on how much fast food was consumed in the United Kingdom over a 20-year period.
Overall, the consumption of fast food increased significantly over a 20-year period. There was the most dramatic rise in the consumption of fish and chips.
Initially, at the beginning of the period, people consumed nearly 100 grams of fish and chips during a week, while this indicator increased slightly to roughly 150 grams in 1990. Subsequently, there was a considerable grow in the usage of fish and chips in 1990; individuals consumed exactly 500 grams throughout a week. On the other hand, in 1970, civilians ate just under 50 grams of hamburgers during a week. This figure continued to rise gradually to just over 100 grams per a week until 1985. During the time between the years 1985 and 1990, the consumption of hamburgers soared to almost 300 grams per a week.
Furthermore, at the start of the recorded period, the use of pizzas was approximately 300 grams throughout a week. This figure declined abruptly to nearly 210 grams in 1980. After this time, the indicators for consumption of pizzas started declining gradually. In 1990, people ate roughly 200 grams of pizza.