The pie chart compares the percentages of three types of nutrients—sodium-saturated fat and added sugar—consumed by American citizens in four different types of meals.
Overall, the highest proportion of sodium and saturated fat found in dinner, while added sugar is most popular nutrient in snacks in USA.
In terms of taking nutrients, the highest percentages of sodium and saturated fat are consumed by the people of USA, which are 43% and 37% respectively in dinner. The proportion of these nutrients are 29% and 26% in lunch, which are the second highest figure for this. 14% of sodium consumed by people both in breakfast and snacks, whereas the percentages of saturated fat is 16% in breakfast and 21% in snacks.
For the remaining category, the percentages of added sugar is highest in snacks in USA, which is 42%. On the other hand, 23% of added sugar is taken by the people of USA in dinner, whereas these percentages are 16% and 19% respectively in breakfast and lunch.
