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. 2020 Dec 15;24(15):4949–4964. doi: 10.1017/S1368980020004942

Table 8.

Daily intake (g) for each food group of the dietary patterns according to anthropometric and sociodemographic characteristics and lifestyle habits of the sample (only data comparisons presenting significant differences are shown). Data are presented as mean [standard deviation] (95% confidence interval)

Traditional food: legumes, spices, vegetables and tubers, olives and olive oil and lamb Transitional food: nuts, fish and shellfish and beef meat European breakfast: fruit and natural orange juice, sugars, pastries and chocolate and dairy products Western food: soft drinks and packaged juice, poultry and ready-to-eat products
Anthropometric and sociodemographic characteristics
  Gender Fish and shellfish, P < 0·001*
   Male 18·6 [60·8] (0·5−36·6)
   Female 50·3 [80·3] (33·1−67·5)
  Age (years): two categories Soft drinks and p. j., P = 0·017*
   ≤21 171·2 [174·5] (139·8−202·6)
   >21 309·1 [193·4] (179·2−439·0)
  Birthplace Olives and olive oil, P = 0·024* Lamb, P = 0·017*
   North 18·7 [18·3] (14·7−22·7) 19·7 [41·8] (10·6−28·9)
   Centre-south 23·2 [14·0] (19·1−27·2) 12·2 [58·5] (0·0−29·0)
  Kitchen appliances: gas cooker Fish and shellfish, P = 0·039* Ready-to-eat products, P = 0·012*
   No 50·9 [75·7] (22·1−79·7) 22·7 [18·3] (15·8−29·7)
   Yes 35·9 [75·3] (21·2−50·7) 43·3 [56·0] (32·4−54·2)
  Kitchen appliances: electric cooker Fish and shellfish, P = 0·028* Ready-to-eat products, P = 0·011*
   No 34·8 [76·2] (18·7−51·0) 44·4 [58·7] (32·0−56·8)
   Yes 48·0 [73·8] (25·6−70·5) 27·5 [26·8] (19·4−35·7)
  Kitchen appliances: refrigerator Olives and olive oil, P = 0·011*
   No 29·5 [25·7] (18·4−40·6)
   Yes 18·4 [13·8] (15·8−21·0)
  Kitchen appliances: microwave Lamb, P = 0·025*
   No 31·9 [78·4] (5·8−58·1)
   Yes 11·1 [28·5] (5·3−16·9)
Lifestyle characteristics
  Smoking habits Dairy products, P = 0·015†
   0−5 cigarettes per day 209·6 [137·7] (183·9−235·2)
   >5 cigarettes per day 294·9 [155·8] (219·9−370·0)
  Level of physical activity Nuts, P = 0·044* Ready-to-eat products, P = 0·017*
   Sedentary or low active 0·6 [3·9] (0·0−1·9) 52·6 [76·4] (27·1−78·0)
   Active or very active 2·7 [11·3] (0·4−5·0) 33·4 [35·6] (26·2−40·7)
  Weight-loss diets Olives and olive oil, P = 0·045* Poultry, P = 0·005*
   No 21·3 [17·4] (18·1−24·5) 49·0 [55·8] (38·7−59·2)
   Yes 13·3 [11·0] (7·4−19·2) 14·6 [16·6] (5·8−23·5)
  Alcohol consumption Sugars, pastries and chocolate, P = 0·016* Dairy products, P = 0·011†
   No 90·2 [62·0] (79·1−101·3) 213·3 [137·3] (188·8−237·8)
   Yes 136·9 [54·4] (95·2−178·7) 338·0 [176·8] (202·2−473·9)
  Artificial sweetener consumption Poultry, P = 0·020*
   No 46·4 [54·2] (36·9−55·9)
   Yes 4·9 [10·9] (0·0−18·4)
  Consumption of vitamin and mineral supplements Sugars, pastries and chocolate, P = 0·001*
   No 84·7 [60·8] (73·0−96·5)
   Yes 127·0 [58·0] (104·1−150·0)
  Place to eat on weekends Sugars, pastries and chocolate, P = 0·024*
   Own or family home 88·7 [62·8] (76·7−100·6)
   Outside home 114·7 [57·3] (90·5−138·9)
  Regular meal times Vegetables and tubers, P = 0·021*
   No 46·9 [49·7] (1·0−92·8)
   Yes 109·8 [77·8] (96·0−123·6)
  Type of cuisine Nuts, P = 0·023* Sugars, pastries and chocolate, P = 0·043* Ready-to-eat products, P = 0·025*
   Cooked at parents’ home 0·9 [4·3] (0·0−1·9) 90·2 [62·0] (79·1−101·3) 34·9 [59·0] (20·7−49·0)
   Not cooked at parents’ home 3·5 [13·4] (0·1−6·8) 136·9 [54·4] (95·2−178·7) 43·1 [40·1] (33·0−53·2)
Diseases
  Diseases Spices, P = 0·046* Olives and olive oil, P < 0·001* Dairy products, P = 0·017
   No 2·9 [1·7] (2·6−3·2) 22·1 [16·9] (18·9−25·3) 209·0 [132·4] (184·1−233·9)
   Yes 2·2 [1·6] (1·4−2·9) 11·2 [14·2] (4·7−17·7) 289·6 [178·5] (208·3−370·8)
  Diabetes mellitus Spices, P = 0·046*
   No 2·8 [1·7] (2·5−3·1)
   Yes 1·3 [0·6] (0·5−2·1)
  Overweight/obesity Nuts, P = 0·012* Fish and shellfish, P = 0·045*
   No 1·1 [4·3] (0·3−1·9) 41·1 [75·8] (27·4−54·8)
   Yes 12·3 [28·8] (0·0−30·6) 20·6 [71·4] (0·0−66·0)
*

Mann–Whitney U test.

Student’s t test.