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Band 6+: The graph shows about the average Saturday sales of two bakeries in London in 2010. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a bar graph with average number of items sold by Lovely Loaves and Bernie's Buns across eight categories: cakes, Lovely Loaves 70 items, Bernie's Buns 110 items; cookies, Lovely Loaves 80 items, Bernie's Buns 90 items; rolls, Lovely Loaves 60 items, Bernie's Buns 70 items; fresh loaves, Lovely Loaves 30 items, Bernie's Buns 40 items; assorted sandwiches, Lovely Loaves 40 items, Bernie's Buns 30 items; salads, Lovely Loaves 20 items, Bernie's Buns 50 items; crisps, Lovely Loaves 50 items, Bernie's Buns 60 items; doughnuts, Lovely Loaves 60 items, Bernie's Buns 140 items.
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The graph compares the average Saturday sales of two bakeries in London in 2010.

Overall, the sale of Bernie’s Buns generally exceeded that of Lovely Loaves during the year under review. Another outstanding feature is that doughouts were the most consumed item for Bernie’s Buns. In contrast, the least consumed item was salads in Bernie’s Buns and toasted sandwiches in Lovely Loaves.

As regards the sale of Bernie’s Buns, doughouts came top of the list with 138 items shown, followed by cookies and cakes with 118 items and 102 items respectively. Ranking fourth was rolls with 78 items, which were higher than crips by 6 items. The figures for fresh loaves, toasted sandwiches, and salads, meanwhile, were significantly lower, being 48 items, 24 items, and 18 items.

Similar to Bernie’s Buns, doughouts were also the best-selling of Lovely Loaves with 120 items. Ranking second and third were cakes and cookies, with 78 items and 64 items in order. Only a modest salads (62 items) were sold. Coming next were rolls and crisps with 50 items and 42 items respectively, exceeding the figure for fresh loaves (40 items) and toasted sandwiches (22 items).

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