The pie charts provide key information about the average percentage of sodium, saturated fat, and added sugars in basic meals, which are unhealthy to eat in the United States. The unita are measured in percentages.
Overall, it is clear from the graph that during dinner, sodium represents the most significant proportion of the total meals, whereas breakfast and snacks show similar low precentages.
According to what is shown, satirated fat has a modest percentage in the lunch meal, at approximately 26 percent. In breakfast, saturated fat illustrate a lower proportion, at approximately 16 per cent. Moreover, snacks show a modest proportion of consuming saturated fat, at nearly 26 per cent.
In terms of the added sugars, it represents the majority in snacks, while during breakfast shows a modest percentage of the total meals. In addition, lunch has a percentage at about 19%, while dinner represents a much higher proportion, at approximately 23 per cent.
