The chart below shows the results of a survey about people's coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features，and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart illustrates the

coffee

and

tea

drinking habits of residents across five Australian

cities

. It is evident that, except for Adelaide, the percentage of people who visited a café for

coffee

or

tea

is higher than those who purchased fresh or instant

coffee

. In Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, and Brisbane, a significant proportion of the population prefers to consume

coffee

or

tea

in a café, with more than 60% of residents in the first three

cities

following

this

trend. The proportion of instant

coffee

purchased in these five

cities

ranges between 45% and 55%, which is less than the percentage of café visitors but higher than those who bought fresh

coffee

. Among the three options, purchasing fresh

coffee

is the least popular.

Overall

,

coffee

and

tea

drinking habits in Sydney and Melbourne are more prominent compared to Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart.

However

, the percentage of people buying instant

coffee

and having

coffee

or

tea

at a café is similar, slightly above 50% in Sydney and Melbourne, and nearly 50% in the other

cities

. In conclusion, in four out of the five

cities

, residents prefer having

coffee

or

tea

in a café, with fresh

coffee

being the least

favored

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option among the three habits.