The charts below show the average percentages in typical meals, of three types of nutrients, all of which may be unhealthy if eaten too much.
The three given
pie
charts illustrate the amount of Sodium
, Saturated fat, and added sugar
consumed by the average American in various meals.
The sodium
pie
chart demonstrates that breakfast comprises 14% of the daily sodium
intake
, snacks
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and snacks
also
comprise 14% of daily
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the daily
sodium
intake
. In contrast
, dinner
encompasses 29% of the daily sodium
intake
, and the maximum sodium
intake
is during dinner
, at 43%.
Coming to the second
pie
chart, which comprises saturated fat intake
, breakfast has the least saturated fat at 16%, followed by snacks
at 21%, which is lead
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led
saturated
fat Correct article usage
the saturated
intake
of lunch at 26%, and most
saturated fat Correct article usage
the most
intake
appears to be whilst having dinner
, at 37%.
The third
pie
chart indicates daily sugar
intake
, for which breakfast again has the most negligible sugar
intake
at 16%, followed by lunch at 19%, dinner
at 23%, and then
snacks
contain
the most Wrong verb form
containing
sugar
at a whopping 42% of the daily intake
.
As inferred by the pie
charts, dinner
is the unhealthiest meal comprising most
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the most
sodium
and saturated fat, whereas
snacks
are the most calorie-filled meal, comprising 42% sugar
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