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. 2017 May 11;19(5):e158. doi: 10.2196/jmir.6407

Table 2.

Food group intakes recorded by participants using the Foodbook24 tool and a 4-day semi-weighed food diary.

Food group Foodbook24 (g),
mean (SDa)
Food diary (g),
mean (SD)
P value
Grains, rice, pasta, and savories 207 (111.5) 171 (127.1) .20
Bread and rolls 90.4 (54.54) 102 (46.29) .31
Breakfast cereals 119 (83.9) 86.7 (80.99) .09
Biscuits, cakes, and pastries 52.9 (36.67) 50.7 (44.68) .82
Milk and yogurt 192 (228.4) 346 (223.4) .05
Creams, ice creams, and desserts 67.0 (70.5) 73.7 (70.86) .8
Cheeses 25.2 (13.40) 35 (16.1) <.01b
Butter, spreading fats, and oils 14.93 (7.74) 10.42 (9.77) <.05.b
Eggs and egg dishes 98.3 (69.61) 80.2 (52.68) .26
Potatoes and potato dishes 135 (95.4) 147 (128.5) .66
Veg and veg dishes 172 (107.5) 237 (152.5) <.05b
Fruit and fruit dishes 372 (264.3) 252 (130.5) <.01b
Fish and fish dishes 54.6 (58.23) 101 (102.0) .05
Meat and meat products 244 (141.9) 249 (179.7) .62
Alcoholic beverages 1314 (1208.2) 667 (761.5) .09
Beverages other (sugar-sweetened) 1855 (1160.1) 1516 (854.7) .14
Sugars, confectionary, preserves, and savory snacks 81.9 (50.81) 54.4 (47.63) <.01b
Soups, sauces, and miscellaneous foods 91.8 (96.85) 130 (120.0) .13
Nuts, seeds, herbs, and spices 16.8 (20.24) 37.4 (36.61) <.001b

aSD: standard deviation.

bSignificant difference in the reporting of food group intake between the two dietary assessment methodologies as defined by independent samples t test.