The provided line graph demonstrates the number of consumption of French Fries and Poutine per week in Canada over a span of two decades, commencing in 1990.
Overall the consumption of all two foods increased over the period, with Poutine consumption experiencing the most significant growth. It is also evident that French Fries were more preferred than Poutine in the early years but they were overtaken by Poutine at the end of the periods.
In 1990 in Canada, people consumed around 110 grams French Fries. Although this figure peaked at nearly 125 grams in 1995. It consistently grew between 1995 and 2010 before recovering to 300 grams. Furthermore, between 2000 and 2005, the consumption of French Fries experienced a sudden increase.
By contrast consumption of Poutine grew rapidly from approximately 80 grams to 350 grams. It surpassed the consumption of French Fries in 2000.
