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 bar chart compares people’s buying and drinking habits of two kinds of beverages (

coffee

and

tea

) in five Australian

cities

.

Overall

, in all

cities

except

Adelaide

, more people went to a

cafe

for

coffee

or

tea

than bought fresh or

instant

coffee

. In

Adelaide

, going to a

cafe

and buying

instant

coffee

were actually common In terms of the three

cities

with the highest proportion of residents who preferred

instant

coffee

than

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fresh

coffee

, Hobart, Brisbane, and

Adelaide

both stood at around 54%, 53%, and precisely 50%, respectively. In these three

cities

, the gap between the proportion of residents who preferred fresh

coffee

to

instant

coffee

was quite high at around 15% each. Meanwhile, in two other

cities

, Sydney and Melbourne, the percentage of the

population

that bought

instant

coffee

in the

last

four weeks stood at just below 50% and exactly 45%, respectively. Meanwhile, the amount of residents who preferred fresh

coffee

stood at around 42% and just below 45%, respectively. In regard to the

population

that went to a

cafe

for

coffee

or

tea

in the

last

month in each of the five

cities

, the same trend was observed, except in

Adelaide

. Melbourne and Hobart were the two

cities

with the highest

population

that went to cafes, which stood at around 62% both.

Then

followed by Sydney and Brisbane, which stood at just above 60% and just above 55%, respectively.

In contrast

, below half of the

population

in

Adelaide

went to a

cafe

for

coffee

or

tea

in the

last

four weeks