The charts give the information about the numbers of fast food consumed by Mauritian Teenager in the period of 30 years from 1985 to 2015. Overall, there was an increase of consumption hamburgers and fried chicken meanwhile the opposite trend was true in using up pizza.
In 1985, Pizza achieved the highest number of consumption with nearly 60 times per year, following by hamburgers and fried chicken were 10 times and under 10 times per year respectively. From 1985 to 2000, the numbers of fried chicken increased significantly with nearly 30 times. Noticeably, this exceeded quantity of hamburgers in 2000 and reached its peak at 60 times. In the end of period, quantity of fried chicken maintained the same rate till 2010 and achieved over 60 times in 2015. Likewise, hamburgers which were consumed by teenagers were upward and this ones became the highest fast food were popular in Mauritian teenagers in 2015 at 70 times per year. On the other hand, pizza was having the opposite trend and this underwent a sixfold fall in 2015 at nearly 10 times per years
The charts give the information about the numbers of
fast
food consumed by Mauritian
Teenager
in the period of 30 years from 1985 to 2015.
Overall
, there was an increase of consumption hamburgers and
fried
chicken meanwhile the opposite trend was true in using up pizza.
In 1985, Pizza achieved the highest number of consumption with
nearly
60
times
per
year
, following by hamburgers and
fried
chicken were 10
times
and under 10
times
per
year
respectively
. From 1985 to 2000, the numbers of
fried
chicken increased
significantly
with
nearly
30
times
.
Noticeably
, this exceeded quantity of hamburgers in 2000 and reached its peak at 60
times
. In the
end
of period, quantity of
fried
chicken maintained the same rate till 2010 and achieved over 60
times
in 2015.
Likewise
, hamburgers which
were consumed
by
teenagers
were upward and
this
ones became the highest
fast
food were popular in Mauritian
teenagers
in 2015 at 70
times
per
year
.
On the other hand
, pizza was having the opposite trend and this underwent a sixfold fall in 2015 at
nearly
10
times
per
years