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The image includes three pie charts showing the average percentages of sodium, saturated fat, and added sugar in typical meals consumed in the USA. The first chart on sodium displays percentages for breakfast at 14%, lunch at 43%, dinner at 29%, and snacks at 14%. The second chart on saturated fat shows breakfast at 21%, lunch at 36%, dinner at 37%, and snacks at 6%. The final chart on added sugar illustrates breakfast at 13%, lunch at 18%, dinner at 42%, and snacks at 26%.
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The pie chart illustrates the average percentages of three types of nutrients in typical meals, which can be unhealthy if consumed too much. This data is taken from The USA
It is evident that highest percentage of sodium and saturated fat can be found on dinner. By contrast, snacks contain the highest percentage of added sugar.
The USA’S people consumed 14% sodium and 21% saturated fat by eating snack. Moreover, through eating breakfast people have taken respectively 14%, 16%, 16% sodium, saturated fat and added sugar. Therefore, lunch contain 29% sodium, 26% saturated fat also 19% added sugar.
For more details, dinner containe respectively 43%, 37% sodium and saturated fat. On the contrary, snack has highest percentage of added sugar, and dinner has 23% of it.
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