The charts below show the percentage of food budget the average family spent on restaurant meals in different years. The graph shows the number of meals eaten in fast-food restaurants and sit-down restaurants.

The pic chart illustrates the families food budget on restaurent and the line graph provides information about the meal count comparission of junk food restaurent and sit-down restaurent in the years of 1970, 1980, 1990, and 2000, Overall, in the begining of the period, restaurent meals were less percentage, however it obtained half of percentage at the end. Although both fast food and sitdown meals were execally same at the start, fast food rocketed whereas eexcceding the sit down meals. People spent one tenth of their budget in 1970 which was the lowest pice of the whole period. In 1980 it increased another 5% and in 1990, it experienced twice as much as buying food as cooking at home, which was 35%. Finally the end, budget was divied equally within those two categories. In 1990, junk foods and sit down foods were started at 20. Both those increased over the time while a siginificant rise showed junk food melas. It exceed mid of 1980 at around 45. Then it increased rapidly until hit the peak of just under 90 in 2002. Sitdown meals also experinced upward trend, and it reached the peak around 50 in 2000.