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Band 4+: The graph shows data 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 displays a bar graph comparing average Saturday sales of two bakeries—Lovely Loaves (red) and Bernie's Buns (blue) in various categories in 2010. In the Cake category, Lovely Loaves sold approximately 80, while Bernie's Buns sold 90. For Cheesecake, Lovely Loaves had sales around 50, contrasting with Bernie's Buns at about 60. Bread sales showed Lovely Loaves at 40, and Bernie's Buns at approximately 80. Biscuits saw Lovely Loaves with 60, and Bernie's Buns with 80. In the category of Tarts, each bakery sold equally at around 20. Muffins had Lovely Loaves recording sales of 50, while Bernie's Buns had 40. Pastries saw Lovely Loaves with sales of about 40, compared to Bernie's Buns at 50. Lastly, in Croissants, Lovely Loaves sold 80 with Bernie's Buns at 120, while Doughnuts had Lovely Loaves at 120 compared to Bernie's Buns at 140.
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The bar chart shows presents data on average sales of two bakeries:Lovely Loaves and Bernie’s Buns on a typical Saturday sales in London in 2010.

Overall,what stands out from the graph is that Burnie’s Buns is generally the busiest coffee shop ,outselling Lovely Loaves in six out of eight items.On the whole savoury items such as salads and sandwiches were considerably less popular than sweet items like doughnuts or cakes.

As regards Bernie’s Buns doughnuts was leading item with approximately 135 sold on Saturday.Cookies and cakes ranked as second and third products sold on average at around 115 and 100 items sold respectively.Roles and crisps attracted noticeably lower demand they were accounted for roughly 75sales each,while toasted sandwiches and salads were the least popular items,standing at nearly 25 and 20 units in turn.

Turning to Lovely Loaves doughnuts remained the leading product category ,albeit it were slightly less popular than those recorded in Bernie’s Buns with just over 120 goods to be sold in 2010. Cakes represented the second most frequently purchased item with figures reaching just under 80 units,followed by cookies standing at 65 items that was sold .Sales of salads were remarkably higher than those in Bernie’s buns with roughly 60-63 products.Rolls and fresh loaves both constituted nearly 50sales,while crisps were marginally lower ,at about 45.

Toasted sandwiches recorded the lowest figure with only 25 items to be sold

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