The provided pie chart give information about the average percentages of sodium, saturated fats and added sugars in typical meals in the USA, which may have a negative impact if consumed too much.
Overall, it is clear that the amount of sodium and saturated fat, which consumed at dinner had the highest percentage, at about 43% and 37%, while at breakfast all of these three types of nutrients were consumed lower than other times. Moreover, all nutrients had the same amount, it accounted for approximately 16%.
According to the chart, using sodium at breakfast and snacks demonstrates the same percentage for 14%, whereas lunch’s percentage was higher by 15%, respectively.
The percentage of saturated fats consumption was 26% at lunch and 21% for snack. However, the figure for added sugar was different. Snacks made up the largest share of added sugar consumption, accounting for 42%. Dinner accounted for a smaller proportion of added sugar, at 23%, followed by lunch at 19%.
