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. 2005 Jul 14;11(26):4078–4084. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v11.i26.4078

Table 7.

Comparison of percentage contributions of the top three foods for energy, protein, fat, and carbohydrates in urban and rural areas of Jiangsu, Chongqing and Chaoshan in China

Percentage contribution
Energy
Urban
Jiangsu Rice 36.9 Salad oil 6.9 Flour 5.9
Chongqing Rice 30.1 Rape oil 10.2 Pork 6.2
Chaoshan Rice 45.8 Pork 7.7 Peanut oil 6.9
Rural
Jiangsu Rice 39.5 Lard 14.2 Pork 5.3
Chongqing Rice 32.1 Rape oil 12.2 Flour 7.7
Chaoshan Rice 38.2 Peanut oil 8.9 Pork 6.9
Protein
Urban
Jiangsu Rice 23.1 Pork 7.2 Egg 5.0
Chongqing Rice 17.5 Horse bean 8.0 Pork 6.5
Chaoshan Rice 28.6 Pork 7.5 Grass card 3.4
Rural
Jiangsu Rice 34.4 Pork 6.5 Egg 4.3
Chongqing Rice 20.4 Pork 7.4 Flour 7.0
Chaoshan Rice 23.6 Pork 6.6 Beef 4.0
Fat
Urban
Jiangsu Salad oil 22.1 Soybean oil 17.1 Pork 9.5
Chongqing Rape oil 30.0 Pork 15.3 Salad oil 1.5
Chaoshan Peanut oil 21.7 Pork 20.2 Salad oil 13.3
Rural
Jiangsu Lard 45.8 Pork 16.4 Rape oil 11.7
Chongqing Rape oil 32.3 Lard 13.5 Pork 12.2
Chaoshan Peanut oil 24.2 Salad oil 17.6 Pork 15.7
Carbohydrate
Urban
Jiangsu Rice 57.1 Flour 8.7 Noodle 2.9
Chongqing Rice 55.1 Flour 10.3 Noodle 7.9
Chaoshan Rice 73.7 Noodle 2.8 Bread 1.7
Rural
Jiangsu Rice 59.6 Noodle 5.8 Corn 5.7
Chongqing Rice 60.1 Flour 16.6 Peas 2.8
Chaoshan Rice 67.5 Noodle 3.3 Bread 3.0