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The image contains three pie charts representing average percentages of sodium, saturated fats, and added sugars in typical meals consumed in the USA. The first chart shows sodium with 43% for dinner, 29% for lunch, 16% for snacks, and 14% for breakfast. The second chart shows saturated fat with 37% for dinner, 26% for lunch, 21% for breakfast, and 16% for snacks. The third chart shows added sugar with 42% for snacks, 23% for breakfast, 19% for lunch, and 16% for dinner. Each chart has a corresponding color-coded legend indicating meal types as breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks.
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The charts illustrates information about the average percentages of three different kinds of components in typical meal in the USA.
Overall, it is evidence that sodium and satured fat had the biggest proportion of consuming in dinner. However, added sugar dominated in the snack part.
In the dinner part, sodium and saturated fat consumption had the largest percentage of 43% and 37% in dinner. While added sugar was only 23% in dinner, which is behind snacks (42%).
Besides this, sodium and saturated fat occupied the second-highest percentage of the pie charts which was 29% and 26%. However, In lunch part, added sugar was in third place (19%).
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