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

The chart illustrates the

frequency

of eating at fast

food

restaurants

among

people

in the USA over a decade from 2003 to 2013. In 2003, a notable

percentage

of

people

visited fast

food

restaurants

once a

week

, making

this

the most common

frequency

. Approximately 31% of

people

fell into

this

category. A significant portion, around 20%,

also

ate at fast

food

restaurants

several

times

a

week

. Visits once or twice a month were

also

popular, with about 30% of

people

choosing

this

frequency

. Eating at fast

food

restaurants

every day was the least common, with less than 5% of

people

doing so. About 13% of

people

visited a few

times

a year, and around 4% never ate at these

restaurants

. By 2013, the

frequency

of eating at fast

food

restaurants

had shifted. The most common

frequency

was once or twice a month, chosen by about 33% of

people

. There was a decline in the

percentage

of

people

eating at fast

food

restaurants

once a

week

, dropping to around 27%. The

percentage

of

people

eating several

times

a

week

remained relatively stable at approximately 16%. Daily visits remained low, slightly above 3%. Those who ate a few

times

a year increased to about 15%,

while

the

percentage

of

people

who never ate at fast

food

restaurants

remained low at around 4%.