The charts show that Australian during 1980 to 2010 tend to go to have restaurant meals and fast food meals instead of home-cooking meals. Overall, junk food and outside meals became more popular by time.
As is illustrated in the first chart, in 1985, 85% people would like to have their home cooking meals and only 15% Australian family spent their budget on outside food. Over the period, People tend to spend more on restaurant up to a half of their money just in 20 years. In 2010, they spend 60% of their budget for junk food and restaurant food which it was a quadruple during 30 years.
It is evidence that Australian ate 20 meal in both categories in 1970 and this number gradually increased in the next 20 years when the fast food became more popular in terms of the number of meals eaten by an average Australian in a year. The gap between the fast food and restaurant meal eating increased dramatically and in 2010 more than 110 meals were

eaten in a fast food shop while this number was just above 60 in the case of sit-down restaurants.
The charts show that Australian during 1980 to 2010 tend to go to have restaurant meals and fast food meals instead of home- cooking meals. (The charts do not show this. Please look at the charts more carefully.
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The charts show that Australian during 1980 to 2010 tend to go to have restaurant meals and fast food meals instead of home-cooking meals. (The charts do not show this. Please look at the charts more carefully. ) Overall, junk food and outside meal