The bar chart provides information about how often people in the USA spent ate fast food from 2003 to 2013.

The bar chart details fast

food

consumption in the United States in 2003, 2006, and 2013. Looking from an

overall

perspective it is readily apparent that frequent consumption of fast

food

, defined as at least once a

week

, generally became less common though having fast

food

once a

week

or once or twice a month remained the dominant

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. The only exception to

this

pattern is not eating fast

food

, which declined. Looking first of all at the most pervasive habits, in 2003, 31% of

individual

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ate fast

food

once a

week

compared to 30% eating it once or twice a month. From there, these trends diverged with those eating once a

week

rising to 34% in 2006 and

then

falling precipitously to 27% by 2013. Eating once or twice a month fell to 25% and

then

surged to 34% in the final year. The figure for those eating fast

food

several times a

week

stood at 17% in 2003, rose to 20% in 2006 and dipped to a low of 15% in 2013.

In contrast

, in 2003, 13% of individuals consumed fast

food

a few times a year and

this

number stabilized at 15% for the final two years recorded. The numbers for every day and never were nearly identical with the former at 4% in 2003 and

then

3% and the latter starting at 5% and reaching a low of 4% in both 2006 and 2013.