The chart below shows the amount of money per week spent on fast foods in Britain. The graph shows the trends in consumption of fast foods.

The bar chart illustrates the expenditure on fast foods, namely

Hamburgers

,

fish

and

chips

, and

pizza

every week with

pence

person in accordance with socio-economic status in Britain and the line graph provides information about the

grammes

of consumed processed foods from 1970 till 1990. It is clearly seen that

hamburgers

were

such

famous foodstuffs among high and average income groups that consumption was the highest in

grammes

during two decades. Consumers who earned highly spent about 45

pence

during a week and purchased

fish

and

chips

and

pizza

differentiated only roughly 3

pence

. Average and high-income groups bought

pizza

and

hamburgers

for nearly the same amount of money about 13

pence

. Medium income group allocated their large amount of money on

hamburgers

and

fish

and

chips

34 and 25

pence

every week,

however

, the great expense of low-income people lay on

fish

and

chips

similar

with

Change preposition

to

show examples

high-income people. In 1970

hamburgers

and

pizza

were eaten under 100

grammes

approximately 80 and 40 respectively

whereas

both types of these fast food went through increases in the next years. In 1983 consumption of

hamburgers

exceeded

fish

and

chips

with above 200 grammars.

As well as

eaten

pizza

grammes

outstripped

fish

and

chips

in 1989.

At the end

of the period,

hamburgers

reached the highest 550

grammes

on consumption.