The charts below show the average consumption of three nutrients by adults in the UK. All of these nutrients may be unhealthy if eaten too much.
The given charts display the figure for the amount of
sodium
, saturated fat and added Use synonyms
sugar
consumed each day by adults in the UK.
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Overall
it can be seen that most factors are consumed highest at dinner except added Linking Words
sugar
which was consumed most in snacks. Use synonyms
Besides
, in breakfast, the amount of consumption of three factors is lowest.
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To begin
with, adults in the UK have breakfast with the lowest proportion of these factors, particularly 13% for Linking Words
sodium
and 16% for saturated fat Use synonyms
as well as
added Linking Words
sugar
. At lunch, Use synonyms
sodium
occupies the highest amount 28% of the total meals, followed by saturated fat and added Use synonyms
sugar
make up 26% and 20% respectively.
Moving on to the other categories, Use synonyms
sodium
and saturated fat are consumed highest at dinner with 42% for the former and 39% for the latter Use synonyms
while
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sugar
accounts for 19% of total meals. Use synonyms
Lastly
, daily snacks of adults in the UK contain 45% added Linking Words
sugar
which topped the list in total meals Use synonyms
while
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sodium
and saturated fat take up 17% and 19% respectively.Use synonyms
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