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RTU032: Average intake of foods per week by gender, age and nationality

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Latest update

7/13/2017

Unit

gram, serving

Survey

Estonian National Dietary Survey 2013-2014

Source

National Institute for Health Development

Matrix

RTU032

Detailed information: rtuinfo_en

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Definitions and methodology Data based on food frequency questionnaire.
On 13.07.2017 average intake quantities of 'porridge flakes, semolina, buckwheat and other cereal based side dishes - cooked' is added.

Footnotes

* Instead of the number of servings, the number of alcohol units is reported for alcoholic beverages. 1 alcohol unit = 10 g of ethanol, i.e. pure alcohol
For more information on individual foods please see definitions and methodology.

Rye bread, whole grain rye bread, brown bread, white whole grain bread
White bread, fine rye bread
Rice, pasta products - cooked
Porridge flakes, semolina, buckwheat and other cereal-based side dishes - dry ingredients
Porridge flakes, semolina, buckwheat and other cereal-based side dishes - cooked
Breakfast cereals, muesli
Potatoes (excl. potato chips and sweet potato)
Legume vegetables
Other vegetables, incl. preserves (excl. legume vegetables and vegetable juice)
Mushrooms
Berries
Fruit, incl. preserves (excl. juice, jam)
100% juice
Dried fruit and berries
Milk and unflavoured dairy drinks
Unflavoured yoghurt
Cream
Unflavored quark products, cottage cheese
Sweetened yoghurt
Flavoured quark, quark cream, cottage cheese
Cheese
Fish
Fish products and other seafood
Fresh poultry
Fresh meat
Frankfurters, cooked sausages, minced meat cutlets (of meat and poultry)
Eggs
Seeds and nuts - shelled
Butter
Margarines and fat mixtures
Oil
Sugar (excl. syrup)
Honey
Candy, chocolates (excl. cocoa powder)
Jam
Ice cream
Other sweetened dairy products
Nectar, juice drinks
Bakery products and pastries (excl. pastry mixes)
Soft drinks, flavoured water
Energy drinks
Potato chips, tortilla chips
Water, mineral water (as drink)
Coffee
Tea, herbal tea
Soy products
Mayonnaise, salad dressings
Alcoholic beverages