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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Public Health Nutr. 2011 Jun 23;15(2):341–351. doi: 10.1017/S136898001100108X

Table 5.

Unadjusted and adjusted OR for food group intake among non-Puerto Rican (compared with Puerto Rican) Latinas

Nutrient OR
(unadjusted)
95% CI OR
(adjusted)
95% CI Hosmer–Lemeshow
statistic
Odds of being a consumer
Grains
    Tortillas 22·11 8·13, 60·13* 34·22 8·71, 134·46* 0·53
    Breakfast cereals 0·45 0·24, 0·82* 0·42 0·20, 0·89* 0·61
    Bread 0·50 0·28, 0·89* 0·49 0·24, 1·01** 0·63
    Pasta 0·51 0·27, 0·97* 0·55 0·25, 1·22 0·59
    Crackers 0·25 0·08, 0·73* 0·24 0·06, 0·91* 0·47
Fruits
    Fruit (all fruits, no juices) 2·79 1·56, 4·99* 2·40 1·16, 4·97* 0·62
Vegetables
    All dark green and yellow vegetables 4·82 2·61, 8·88* 4·19 1·91, 9·21* 0·86
    Dark green and yellow vegetables (raw, cooked
        or included in homemade recipes)
4·80 2·42, 9·54* 4·05 1 ·68, 9·79* 0·39
    Dark green and yellow vegetables (from fast-food
        restaurants, processed or canned foods, etc.)
0·50 0·14, 1·82 0·60 0·12, 3·05 0·47
    Other starchy vegetables (e.g. corn, immature
        lima beans, lentil sprouts, peas, etc).
1·17 0·67, 205 1·51 0·75, 3·04 0·41
Protein
    Poultry 1·00 0·57, 1·75 0·71 0·35, 1·44 0·94
    Beans 1·01 0·55, 1·86 1·46 0·69, 3·08 0·57
    Processed meat 0·26 0·14, 0·49* 0·22 0·11, 0·49* 0·06
Dairy
    Sweetened milk beverage powder (e.g. cocoa) 2·27 0·97, 5·31** 1·34 0·47, 3·87 0·61
    Cheese 0·25 0·14, 0·45* 0·27 0·13, 0·56* 0·65
Beverages
    Regular soft drinks 0·30 0·16, 0·57* 0·25 0·11, 0·55* 0·10
    Sweetened fruit drinks 0·41 0·23, 0·76* 0·34 0·16, 0·72* 0·97
    Beer and ale§ 0·00 0·00 0·00 0·00 0·83
Miscellaneous
    Sugar 2·05 1·18, 3·58* 2·15 1 ·07, 4·33* 0·14
    Sweet baked goods 0·79 0·41, 1·50 0·44 0·20, 0·98* 0·82
Odds of falling in the highest serving intake tertile
Fruits
    Fruit and fruit juices (100% citrus and non-citrus
        fruit juice)
1·63 0·88, 3·04 2·17 0·97, 4·82** 0·34
    All fruits (all combined, excluding fried fruit) 1·73 0·94, 3·22** 2·34 1 ·05, 5·23* 0·44
Vegetables
    Tomatoes 2·07 1·13, 3·80* 2·91 1·31, 6·47* 0·09
    Other non-starchy vegetables (e.g. beets,
        cabbage, mung bean sprouts, summer
        squash, etc.)
3·00 1·65, 5·45* 3·69 1 ·70, 8·04* 0·94
Protein
    Meat (beef, lamb, veal, pork, organ meat) 0·64 0·32, 1·26 0·93 0·40, 2·15 0·07
*

P≤0·05;

**

P≤0·10.

Adjusted for education, marital status, enrolment in the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children and in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, maternal age, pregnancy trimester at enrolment, number of people in the house.

The Hosmer–Lemeshow statistic was used to evaluate the fit of the multivariate logistic regression models.

§

Consumed only by Puerto Ricans.