the results of a survey about people’s coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities.

The bar chart demonstrates the output of research regarding using
coffee
and
tea
as well as drinking habits in five Australian urban areas. In general, as it can be seen from the chart, it is obvious that in almost all cities going to a café for drinking a cup of
tea
or
coffee
is the most popular way of using
such
drinking and buying instant
coffee
and fresh
coffee
are followed by going to a café, respectively.
In addition
, there is only one exception which is related to Adelaide city in where they prefer buying instant
coffee
over the two other ways. In terms of the people whose choice was fresh
coffee
, as it is clear, the amount of the was the lowest among all five cities. By way of illustration, the lowest amount was related to Adelaide and Brisbane with just under 35%.
Moreover
, in terms of buying instant
coffee
by city residents, the range of
this
action was from nearly 45% to roughly 55%. At
last
, the proportion about going out for drinking
coffee
or
tea
was between around 50% and 64%.
Additionally
, the usage behaviours of
coffee
and
tea
were almost similar in two cities including Sydney and Melbourne.
Furthermore
,
this
behaviour was roughly alike between Brisbane and Adelaide;
however
, there was a noticeable difference which was related to the
first
priority of these two city’s residents.
Last
but not least, there was no substantial similarity between Hobart proportion of using
coffee
or
tea
and any cities’ usage behaviour.
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