The chart below shows how frequently people in the USA ate in fast food resturants between 2003 and 2013.
The given bar chart illustrates how often Americans visited
fast
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fast-food
food
restaurants
between 2003 and 2013.
Overall
, it is evident that the majority of American individuals
opted to dine at fast food
restaurants
on a weekly or bi-monthly basis, while
the percentages of individuals
who ate fast food
every day or never consumed it were relatively low.
Clearly, the proportion of individuals
who consumed fast food
on a weekly basis varied throughout the 10-year period, with a peak of 33% in 2006. The percentage of individuals
who visited fast food
restaurants
once or twice a month also
fluctuated, reaching a high of 33% in 2013. The figure for going to fast food
restaurants
several times a week came next,
with its highest point of 20% in 2006. Customers dining at fast food
restaurants
a few times a year showed a slight increase until 2013 (15%).
It is interesting that the percentages of individuals
who visited the establishment on a daily basis and those who never consumed fast food
exhibited similar downward trends during the same time frame. In 2013, these percentages decreased to approximately 3% and 4%, respectively.Submitted by 842623369 on
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