The given table provides vital data about the amount of fast food consumed in Melbourne from 2005 to the present time and predictions for the near future.
The table illustrates the usage of five main different junk foods in Melbourne between 2005 and the present time,
as well as
projections for 2025. As the table shows, eating fast food is showing growth in all its five varieties to varying degrees.
In 2005, hamburger and fried chicken consumption stood at 40 and 35 respectively. The demand for burgers nowadays experienced a slight slump of two units, which was ultimately gained by the nuggets with 37 dishes. The expectations for 2025 for both of them show an increase of orders of 13 for the former and 8 for the latter.
Salads in all their different types were not popular in 2005 and began at just 5 pieces. This
figure rose currently
to 15 and is projected to witness a sharp climb to 45.
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In contrast
, fried rice and noodles were not eaten as much as the other three types of fast food. Both began in 2005 with 6 orders and subsequently
rose modestly by 3 and 2 orders at the present time. These two dishes of starch compared to meat, poultry and vegetables are expected to register a shy growth in 2025 and will both remain equally standing at 9 pieces each.Submitted by roulaga on
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