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The image depicts a line graph illustrating the consumption, in grams, of hamburgers, fish & chips, and pizza in Britain from 1970 to 1990. In 1970, hamburger consumption was approximately 20g, fish & chips at around 300g, and pizza at 40g. By 1975, hamburger and pizza consumption both stood at roughly 40g, while fish & chips dropped slightly to about 280g. In 1980, hamburgers measured close to 60g, fish & chips declined to around 220g, and pizza remained stable at 50g. By 1985, hamburger consumption soared to about 300g, fish & chips decreased further to 180g, while pizza rose to approximately 100g. By 1990, hamburgers reached about 500g, fish & chips surged to around 230g, and pizza climbed to 280g.
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The line graph illustrates the consumption of three types of fast food – pizza, fish and chips, and hamburgers – in Britain between 1970 and 1990, measured in grams.
Overall, fish and chips experienced the most dramatic increase and became the most consumed item by the end of the period, while pizza declined steadily. Hamburgers also grew significantly, particularly after 1975.
At the beginning of the period (1970), pizza dominated at about 300 grams, whereas fish and chips and hamburgers were far lower, at just under 100 grams and around 30 grams respectively. Only modest changes occurred by 1975, but after that, fish and chips consumption rose sharply, surpassing pizza in the mid-1980s and peaking at around 500 grams in 1990. Hamburgers also saw strong growth, climbing gradually before accelerating in the later years to approximately 300 grams by the end of the period. In contrast, pizza followed a downward trajectory throughout, falling to roughly 200 grams in 1990, making it the least popular option overall
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