The chart below show the average percentages in typical meals of three types of nutrients, all of which may be unhealthy if eaten too much.

The pie charts compare the average intake of three nutrients in four main meals, the overconsumption of which can be detrimental to health.

It is clear that

sodium and saturated fat is rich in foods eaten at dinner

while

added carbohydrate is mostly taken in from snack.

In addition

, breakfast is less nutrient-dense, which is revealed by the smallest pie on all charts. Regarding sodium and saturated fat, both nutrients are mostly provided

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evening meals, at 43% and 37%, respectively,

while

the percentages of them in lunch consistently rank

second

, with 29% and 26%.

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an equal proportion of sodium is contained in snacks and breakfast, accounting for 14% each,

whereas

the former meal is richer in saturated fat than the latter one, with 21% and 16% respectively. In terms of added sugar, more than 40% of

this

nutrient are from snacks, which nearly doubles the figure for dinner, at 23%. The added sugar value in lunch is significantly lower, with 19%,

while

like other nutrients, breakfast is not dense in added sugar, contributing only 16%.