The chart below shows how frequently people in the USA ate in fast-food restaurants between 2003 and 2013.

The bar chart compares the percentage of the intake of fast

food

by American

people

over 10 years. At first glance,

it is clear that

people

in the USA

were

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the

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a

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big fan of junk

food

as a minor proportion of them have never eaten

this

kind of

food

.

However

, the majority of

people

ate fast

foods

once a week during these years. In 2003, just over a third and a third of folks used fast

foods

every week and once or twice a month. In 2006, the percentage of individuals who ate convenience

foods

increased to a peak of a little under 35% and at the same time the intake of these

foods

once or twice a month decreased to a quarter. In 2013,

people

a little bit lived healthy as the percentage of fast

foods

fell by approximately 10%,

by contrast

,

this

figure

add

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to once or

twice a month

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twice-a-month

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usage. During these years, A negligible proportion of citizens had convenience

foods

every day at under 5% and those who never consumed these

foods

were at around 5%. The figures for individuals who eat junk

food

a few times a year, and several times a week were almost between just under 15% and a fifth.