The graph below shows the consumption of fast food ( in grams per week ) in the UK from 1970 to 1990

The line graph highlights data on how much savoury food was consumed on a weekly basis by citizens in the UK over a couple of decades. Units are measured in grams per week.

Overall

, It is evident from the graph that there have been significant increases in the consumption of fish and chips

as well as

hamburgers during the second decade,

While

the popularity of Pizza declined steadily over the whole period. It is

also

noteworthy that Pizza was the most popular at the beginning of the time, and It ,

however

, ended up being the

last

on the list in the end. Turning to the details, As for the amount of fish and chips consumed by British people, It began at under 100 and saw a slight rise to 100 in the first quarter of the period.

Subsequently

, the figure started to increase, peaking at 500 grams per week in 1990. Meanwhile, the same was true for hamburgers. It began at around 50, and

then

there was a marginal increase to just above 100 before experiencing a rapid rise to 300 in the final year.

In contrast

, The pizza eaten by the British went the opposite direction. Starting at 300 grams weekly in 1970, the figure

then

dropped slowly to approximately 200, after which It remained constant at 200 for the rest of the period.