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. 2020 May 29;23(15):2737–2745. doi: 10.1017/S1368980020000579

Table 2.

Food consumption: comparing natal and marital home

Good food groups Current household (range: 0 (never)–5 (daily)) Natal home
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Mean sd n % n % n %
Roti/chapati, bread, rice, noodle or other foods made from grain (not fried) 4·79 0·57 3 1·51 180 90·5 16 8·04
Pumpkin, carrots, squash or sweet potato that are yellow or orange inside 2·33 1·46 12 7·55 114 71·7 33 20·8
White potato, yams or other foods made from roots 4·69 0·57 8 4·00 180 90·0 12 6·00
Any dark green, leafy vegetables 3·39 1·18 21 11·1 121 63·7 48 25·3
Ripe mango, papaya or banana 2·26 1·46 16 10·1 105 66·5 37 23·4
Dried fruits 2·09 1·57 14 9·15 109 71·2 30 19·6
Any other fruits or vegetables 3·30 0·99 13 6·57 152 76·8 33 16·7
Liver, kidney, heart or other organs of animals 0·61 1·11 10 18·9 30 56·6 13 24·5
Any meat such as buffalo, meat, pork, lamb, chicken, goat or duck 2·64 1·26 26 15·0 93 53·8 54 31·2
Eggs 2·51 1·38 31 18·7 91 54·8 44 26·5
Fresh or dried fish or shellfish 1·54 1·32 19 15·1 67 53·2 40 31·8
Any food made from beans, peas, lentils or nuts 4·46 0·86 15 7·54 166 83·4 18 9·05
Cheese, yogurt or other milk products 1·64 1·53 20 16·0 76 60·8 29 23·2
Milk (tinned, powdered or fresh animal) 2·17 1·84 25 18·7 59 44·0 50 37·3
Range
Number of good food groups consumed less of 2·285 2·61 0–14