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Band 5+: The graph gives information about the consumption of fast food ( in grams per week) in the UK from 1970 to 1990.

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The image displays a graph covering the consumption of hamburgers, fish & chips, and pizza in the UK from 1970 to 1990, with data in grams per week. In 1970: hamburgers ~20g, fish & chips ~95g, pizza ~10g. In 1975: hamburgers ~50g, fish & chips ~100g, pizza ~20g. In 1980: hamburgers ~100g, fish & chips ~150g, pizza ~30g. In 1985: hamburgers ~200g, fish & chips ~210g, pizza ~80g. In 1990: hamburgers ~500g, fish & chips ~220g, pizza ~190g.
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The graph clearly illustrates how people have consumed fast food in the UK in grams per week from the year 1970 to the year 1990. In graph there are three kinds of fast food which is hamburger, fish&chips and pizza.

Overall, during the twenty years only two of the three fast foods rose significantly on popularity of consumers, which was hamburger and fish&chips. Pizza went slighty down in comparison of the other two foods.

Meanwhile, fish&chips were on a generational run increasing from almost a hundred grams per week in 1970 to over three hundred grams per week in 1985, hamburger was not doing bad either. Hamburger rose from almost a zero grams per week in 1970 to over a one hudred grams per week in 1985, but the most visible change happened in 1990 where it was almost 300 grams per week in hamburger consumpiton and five hundred in fish&chips consumption.

Although, hamburger and fish&chips were highly consumed, pizza was not doing so dramatically well. In 1970 pizza decreased from three hundred grams per week to only two hundred grams per week in 1985, and in 1990 it kept going steadily up to over a two hundred grams per week.

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