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. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The presented three pie charts namely the chart and (approximately one-fourth) in saturated fat
sodium
, saturated and sugars delineate the changes in the proportion of four meals, namely breakfast, dinner
, lunch and snacks
in the USA.
Firstly
, We can analyse that clearly at first glance the highest rate of sodium
is the dinner
. Similarly
, It is this
rate that made its position the greatest in all of them. The breakfast remained equal in the category of added sugar
and saturated fat.
On the other hand
, It is explicitly observed that snacks
and breakfast remain stable with 14 individuals in every hundred in the category of sodium
. The dinner
has the lowest proportion of 23% in added sugar
, however
, the other categories have a larger pie 37% and 43%. The lunch's highest percentage is every 29 people in sodium
. Therefore
, It can be clearly seen that the lunch rates never caught the rising tendency ,thus
, it never dominated pies. The snacks
are widespread in added sugar
by 42%
Overall
, Dinner
can clearly be seen cover
the biggest pie (roughly one-fifth) in Wrong verb form
as covering
sodium
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on
while
the snacks
soar in added sugar
(roughly one-fifth).Submitted by ezgi.maide.213 on
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