Comparison pie charts children and adults eating place preferences during 2005 in US.

The two pie charts illustrate the location where adults (20+) and children (2-9 years old) consumed
food
in the year 2005 in the US. Overall, both adults and children ate
most
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the most food
most foods
food
at
home
. The two
charts
feline mammal usually having thick soft fur and no ability to roar: domestic cats; wildcats
cats
were split into
home
,
resturant
a building where people go to eat
restaurant
restaurants
, fast
food
joints, other away from
home
and school (only for children).
Firstly in
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Firstly, in
regards to adults, highest proportion were eating at
home
followed by fast
food
joints. While
resturant
a building where people go to eat
restaurant
eaters and proportion eating at other places had more or less the same percentage.
Secondly in
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Secondly, in
terms of children's data, they
has
Suggestion
have
a similar trend
to
Suggestion
for
adults as most of them ate
home
(67%), followed by fast
food
joints.
However
, the least proportion was divided
in
Suggestion
into
other away from
home
and school. The most significant difference was seen between the number of adults and children who ate in
resturants
a building where people go to eat
restaurants
restraints
as the percentage was two times higher than children.
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