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Band 4+: The weekly consumption of ordinary milk and butter and high and low-fat alternatives of milk and butter among different age groups in one European country

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The image contains a table detailing weekly consumption of regular and alternative milk and butter across age groups in a European country: For milk, below 25: 1235ml, high-fat 51%, low-fat 49%; 25-44 years: 1857ml, high-fat 49%, low-fat 51%; 45-64 years: 1887ml, high-fat 47%, low-fat 53%; 65+: 2106ml, high-fat 50%, low-fat 50%. For butter (grams), below 25: 91g, high-fat 48%, low-fat 52%; 25-44 years: 61g, high-fat 36%, low-fat 64%; 45-64 years: 28g, high-fat 28%, low-fat 72%; 65+: 12g, high-fat 27%, low-fat 73%.
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This table shown about the weekly consumption of ordinary milk and butter, from the high to the low-fat alternatives among different age groups in European country. In this table, the age range is less than 25 year old, until more than 65 year old.

First, the consumption of milk per liter. The youngest age consume milk around 1235 liter. Followed by the 25-44 age that consumed 1857 liter of milk and 45 to 64 year old need 1887 liter milk. Lastly, 65+ are consume milk the most with 2106 liter of milk. On the other hand, young people prefer drink milk worh high fat than low fat. But, The much older are prefer drink low fat than high fat.

In addition, the consumption of butter is shown the opposite. The young age use 91 gram of butter. But, that number is decrease from each age, 25-44 use 51 gram of butter. Then, the older age are use less than 50 gram of butter. Moreover, just like milk, butter shown the opposite of how they prefer high fat or low fat. The much younger age prefer low fat, and the older age prefer high fat butter

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