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The image contains three pie charts displaying average percentages of sodium, saturated fats, and added sugars in typical meals consumed in the USA. In the sodium chart, 43% is attributed to Breakfast, 29% to Lunch, 14% to Dinner, and 14% to Snacks. The saturated fat chart shows 37% for Breakfast, 26% for Lunch, 21% for Dinner, and 16% for Snacks. The added sugar chart has the following distribution: 42% for Breakfast, 19% for Lunch, 23% for Dinner, and 16% for Snacks. Each chart section correlates with a labeled meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and Snacks.
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The pie charts illustrate the average proportion of three types of nutrients (sodium, saturated fat and added sugar), in four tupe of meals (breakfast, lunch ,snacks and dinner), consumed in the USA.
Overall, dinner contains a significant highest persentages in sodium ,while breakfast has the lowest in sodium. In addition, snacks account the bigest amount of added sugar. Additionally, lunch records small amount of added sugar.
First and foremost, dinner contain of 43% from sodium , which is the highest persentages than saturated fat and added sugar .Whereas, breakfast consist of 14% of sodium which is the lowest persentages.
On the other hand, snacks have about 42% from added sugar , which is the biger amount than sodium and saturated fat . Moreover, lunch records about 19% of added sugar , which less than 29% and 26% from sodium and saturated fat.
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