The three given pie charts depict the amount of three various nutrients that are constantly consumed in typical meals in the USA, including sodium, saturated fat, and added sugar. Overall, dinner made up the largest proportion in sodium and saturated fat, whereas snacks showed the highest precentage in added sugar.
In detail, dinner accounted for 43 percent of the total consumption of sodium, while lunch depicted a lower consumption with 29 percent. Breakfast and snacks, by contrast, showed the same percentage with each comprising 14 percent.
Satrutated fat, on the other hand, can be commonly observed in dinner with 37 percent of the total share. Additionally, lunch made up the second largest share in the chart with 26 percent. Lastly, snacks saw a 21 percent share and followed by breakfast with 16 percent.
Finally, snacks made up a significant amount of share in the added sugar, accounting for 42 percent, nearly doubling from the 23 percent consumption of dinner. Moreover, lunch only comprised 19 percent of the share and closely followed by breakfast with 16 percent.
