Table 1.
Food-frequency Questionnaire and Grouping of Data
| Question | Group |
|---|---|
| Occasions of fruit consumption per week (in any form) | Fiber, non-lactose simple carbohydrates |
| Servings of fresh juice per week | Non-lactose simple carbohydrates |
| Fizzy drinks (cups or cans) per week | Non-lactose simple carbohydrates |
| Occasions of sweets consumption per week | Non-lactose simple carbohydrates |
| Occasions of savourya snacks consumption per week | Junk food |
| Servings of milk per week | Dairy |
| Occasions of cheese consumption per week | Dairy |
| Servings of yoghurt per week | Dairy |
| Out of the 14 meals per week how many include vegetables/legumes | Fiber |
| Out of the 14 meals per week how many include salad | Fiber |
| Out of the 14 meals per week how many include meatb | Meat |
| Out of the 14 meals per week how many include fish | Fish |
| Out of the 14 meals per week how many include fast foodc, exclusively | Junk food |
| In how many out of the 14 meals per week, additional fast foodc is consumed after the meal | Junk food |
Chips, crisps, pastries, and salty biscuits.
White or red meat.
Pizza, burgers, hot-dog, Greek pita-bread with kebab (and other type of meat products), sandwiches from kiosks, and take-away shops (“submarine” type).