The table demonstrates the amount of food consumption of five major types of junk food eaten in Melbourne in 2005 and current time and give projections for 2025.
Overall, hamburgers and fried chicken are the most popular types of fast food during the whole period, while noodles and fried rice remains consistently cow throughout the period. The most notable future of the table is that, salad consumption undergo dramatic rise.
To begin, in 2005 people consume more hamburgers and fried chicken which accounted for 40 units and 35 units. Currently, these two figures are almost identical, where hamburgers decreased by 2 units, whereas fried chicken increase by 2 units. Moreover, both junk foods are predicted to grow significantly in 2025, reaching up 51 and 45 units.
By contrast, a salad category has seen significant changes. It is started with 5 units in 2005, before tripling to 15 units for now, and this trend expected to increase to 41 units in 2025. Furthermore, it is interesting to note that fried rise and noodles started with exactly the same units at 6 eaten and similarly finished with 9 units predictions.
