The table gives information about the amounts of tendency consumption of five types of fast food in Melbourne from 2005 and predicted to 2025. Overall, hamburger and fried chicken have been the most fast food consumed over the years. While the consumption of fried rice and noodles has been lower from the past to the future.
According to the table, the amount of hamburger consumption was 40 units in 2005, which is the most popular fast food of people in this city. This number has a slight decline to 38 units at present; however, the consumption of hamburger is expected to rise to 51 units in the future. The figure for consumption in fried chicken experienced a slight increase from 35 units in 2005 to 37 units at present, and is predicted to increase significantly in 2025.
On the other hand, the amount of salad consumed was only 5 units in 2005. This figure is expected to rise to 41 units in 2025 after a considerable increase to 15 units at present. In contrast, the amount of fried rice and noodles was the same in the past, which was only 6 units. The consumption of fried rice and noodles have slightly increased to 9 units and 8 units, respectively; however, the amount of consumed fried rice and noodles is predicted to has tiny change, which is 9 units in both fried rice and noodles.