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 three pie charts illustrate the average percentages of the three nutrients, namely
sodium
, saturated fat, and added Use synonyms
sugar
in the USA. Use synonyms
Moreover
, Linking Words
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data is recorded in breakfast, dinner, lunch, and snacks.
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Overall
, dinner contains higher Linking Words
sodium
and saturated fat. Use synonyms
On the other hand
, the three nutrients account for the least proportion of breakfast.
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To begin
with, dinner generally comprises a higher rate of each item, which constitutes 43, 31, and 23 per cent in Linking Words
sodium
, saturated fat, and added Use synonyms
sugar
, respectively. Use synonyms
Subsequently
, lunch represents a moderate percentage, making up 19%, 26%, and 19% in Linking Words
sodium
, saturated fat, and added Use synonyms
sugar
.
Looking at breakfast in detail, Use synonyms
this
item shows a smaller proportion as a whole, which comprises 14%, 16%, and 16% in Linking Words
sodium
, saturated Lat, and added Use synonyms
sugar
. As for snacks, despite the fact that Use synonyms
this
accounts for 14 and 21 per cent in Linking Words
sodium
and saturated fat, Use synonyms
this
constitutes the highest rate (42%) in added Linking Words
sugar
.Use synonyms
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