The graph below displays the average amounts of different fast foods consumed in the UK. It is evident that burgers are the most popular fast food, with an average consumption of 14.5 servings per month. This is followed by pizza, which is consumed on average 9 times a month. Fried chicken and fish and chips are also popular choices, with an average consumption of 7 and 6 servings respectively.

It is concerning to see that fast food consumption in the UK is high, as it can lead to health problems such as obesity and heart disease. The high levels of salt, sugar and fat found in fast food can have detrimental effects on our health if consumed regularly.

Therefore, it is important for individuals to be mindful of their fast food intake and make healthier choices when possible. Additionally, government policies aimed at reducing fast food advertising to children and promoting healthier options could also help combat this issue.