The chart below shows the average percentages in typical meals of three types of nutrients, all of which may be unhealthy if eaten too much. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparison when relevant.
The pie charts compare the intake of three kinds of potentially harmful nutrients through usual meals in the USA
Overall
, it is clearly evident that dinner
contributes the largest amount of sodium and saturated fat while
the sugariest food is snacks
. On the other hand
, breakfast
contains a low proportion of all these elements whereas
the intake of these nutrients through lunch
is moderate.
In detail, the amount of sodium is very high at 43% in dinner
, which is 14 percent
more than the figure Change the spelling
per cent
of
Change preposition
for
this
substance in lunch
. Surprisingly, breakfast
and snacks
have the same level of this
nutrient at 14% each.
Dinner
contributes the biggest portion of fat with 37% while
breakfast
is served with only around half of this
amount. However
, the amounts of fat in lunch
and snacks
were slightly higher at 26 and 21 percent
respectively.
Analyzing the figures of sugar reveals that, almost half of the total sugar contribution is from Change the spelling
per cent
snacks
at 42%. Conversely
, dinner
provides only 23% , which is much lower compared to the contents of other nutrients in this
meal. Noticeably, the sugar content of breakfast
is the same as fat
in Correct article usage
the fat
this
meal at 16% but lunch
has a little higher figure.Submitted by jivenica1998 on
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