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The image is a bar chart showing average daily sales of five different items during winter and summer. Hot coffee has the highest winter sales with approximately 70 servings, while in summer it drops to around 30 servings. Iced coffee sales are around 40 servings in winter and just over 50 servings in summer. Ice cream sales increase from around 25 servings in winter to around 50 servings in summer. Soup sales decrease from approximately 45 servings in winter to around 20 servings in summer. Salad sales remain relatively consistent with around 30 servings in both winter and summer.
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The bar chart shows the average numbers of hot coffee, iced coffee, ice cream, soup and salad that sold every day in winter and summer. Overall, in winter hot coffee contribute the highest figure compared the ither four items, while in summer the serving sold of the four items are not significantly different.
In winter, the major sale is concentrated in hot coffee at more than 70 servings, followed by soup at 50 servings. Ice cream and salad share the same number of daily sales at approximately 25 servings. Conversely, iced coffee is the least favourite in winter which sold almost 0 servings per day.
Compared to in winter, the sales of foods and beverages in summer are almost in the same range at 25 to 40 servings daily. Iced coffee, ice cream and hot coffee are the highest three figures at 40, 35, and 30 servings, respectively. In comparison, soup and salad are in the same amount at 25 servings per day.
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