Table 1.
Food Type | Eating Episode | Setting | Source | Purchaser |
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Core | Kai pongipongi (breakfast) | Church/church hall | Adult | Other child |
Breads and cereal | Kai ho’atā (lunch) | Community venue | Child | Other adult |
Fresh fruit | Kai efiafi (dinner) | Fale koloa (convenience store) | Fale koloa (convenience store) | Own purchase |
Meat and alternatives | Snacking | Fast food restaurant | Fast food restaurant | Not applicable |
Milk products | Unsure | Full service restaurant | Full service restaurant | Unidentified |
Staple vegetables | ||||
Vegetables | Home | Home | ||
Ngoue’anga (garden) | Mobile food vendor | |||
Non-core | Other retail | Ngoue’anga (garden) | ||
Confectionery | Outdoor recreation space | School stall/canteen | ||
Cookies and cakes | Private transport | Street stall | ||
Edible ices | Public transport—facility | Supermarket | ||
Fast foods | Public transport—vehicle | Vending machine | ||
Fruit canned in syrup, sugar cane | Road | Unknown | ||
Processed meat | School | |||
Unhealthy snack foods e.g., packaged chips | Supermarket | |||
Uncertain | ||||
Mixed Meals | ||||
Traditional mixed meal Non-traditional mixed meal |
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Undetermined |