The line graph depicted the different consumption of coffee and tea in five Australian cities and their drinking routines.
Overall, the percentage of Australian citizens enjoyed tea or coffee at the coffee shop was much higher than the amount of purchased fresh coffee at all cities. On the other hand, the expenditure of these beverage in Adelaide was the lowest in this group.
Above 45% of citizens in Sydney and Melbourne had a habit of buying instant coffee, whereas the proportions of those purchasing fresh coffee in these two cities were around 44% and 43% respectively. Meanwhile, more than 60% of people of these cities went to café for coffee or tea, which was almost similar to the city of Hobart’s.
Moving on to the remaining cities, at around 50%, the percentage of residents had the habit of buying instant coffee, in Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart was 2 times as much as that of people buying fresh coffee. Moreover, there are 55% of Brisbane’s people liked to go to cafe for coffee or tea, followed by Adelaide at 39%.
The line graph depicted the
different
consumption of
coffee
and
tea
in five Australian
cities
and their drinking routines.
Overall
, the percentage of Australian citizens enjoyed
tea
or
coffee
at the
coffee
shop was much higher than the amount of
purchased
fresh
coffee
at all
cities
.
On the other hand
, the expenditure of
these beverage
in Adelaide was the lowest in this group.
Above 45% of citizens in Sydney and Melbourne had a habit of buying instant
coffee
, whereas the proportions of those purchasing fresh
coffee
in these two
cities
were around 44% and 43%
respectively
. Meanwhile, more than 60% of
people
of these
cities
went to café for
coffee
or
tea
, which was almost similar to the city of Hobart’s.
Moving on to the remaining
cities
, at around 50%, the percentage of residents had the habit of buying instant
coffee
, in Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart was 2 times as much as that of
people
buying fresh
coffee
.
Moreover
, there are 55% of Brisbane’s
people
liked to go to
cafe
for
coffee
or
tea
, followed by Adelaide at 39%.