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. 2021 Feb 9;21:319. doi: 10.1186/s12889-021-10361-3

Table 4.

Food intake among women (edible amount g/day) in Norwaya (n = 911) and Polandb (n = 2712) by age groups

Food items 18–35 36–55 56–69
Norway n = 226 Poland n = 692 Norway n = 465 Poland n = 1168 Norway n = 220 Poland n = 852
Milk and milk products (mean ± SD) median (25–75 percentile) 312 ± 264 198 ± 1921 256 ± 226 179 ± 1671 258 ± 236 182 ± 1871
244 (125–445) 150 (50–288) 200 (83–369) 140 (46–260) 186 (97–395) 125 (42–262)
Poultry and meat (mean ± SD) median (25–75 percentile) 122 ± 83 132 ± 111 119 ± 77 132 ± 1132 105 ± 74 138 ± 1171
Fish and shellfish (mean ± SD) median (25–75 percentile) 113 (60–162) 117 (44–185) 107 (63–164) 121 (40–189) 92 (50–148) 122 (35–202)
28 ± 61 13 ± 481 58 ± 74 15 ± 541 68 ± 72 16 ± 571
0 (0–59) 0 (0–0) 30 (0–91) 0 (0–0) 43 (0–118) 0 (0–0)
Cereals inc. rice (mean ± SD) median (25–75 percentile) 199 ± 101 176 ± 1042 182 ± 86 171 ± 1012 154 ± 77 160 ± 75
177 (131–253) 156 (107–223) 168 (120–231) 154 (105–210) 142 (103–191) 152 (108–203)
Vegetables (mean ± SD) median (25–75 percentile) 135 ± 89 212 ± 1501 163 ± 108 245 ± 1681 161 ± 111 253 ± 1631
125 (71–177) 195 (102–291) 144 (96–210) 215 (125–334) 140 (92–199) 228 (130–359)
Potatoes (mean ± SD) median (25–75 percentile) 42 ± 60 177 ± 2041 50 ± 58 204 ± 2121 58 ± 52 203 ± 2011
7 (0–72) 117 (0–292) 35 (0–82) 179 (0–328) 50 (0–93) 200 (0–308)
Fruit and berries (mean ± SD) median (25–75 percentile) 160 ± 136 209 ± 2281 185 ± 139 223 ± 2361 226 ± 155 246 ± 240
138 (56–239) 150 (15–300) 166 (75–264) 175 (41–305) 205 (105–301) 197 (81–340)
Sugar and sweet prod. (mean ± SD) median (25–75 percentile) 56 ± 60 68 ± 762 51 ± 51 68 ± 771 51 ± 55 61 ± 722
40 (13–89) 45 (12–100) 37 (10–75) 45 (10–100) 37 (8–70) 38 (9–85)
Margarine, butter, oil etc. (mean ± SD) median (25–75 percentile) 23 ± 19 35 ± 261 24 ± 19 36 ± 251 26 ± 20 34 ± 221
19 (10–32) 30 (18–44) 20 (10–33) 31 (19–47) 22 (13–34) 30 (18–45)

Highlighted numbers show statistical difference between countries within each age group:1 p ≤ 0.001; 2 p ≤ 0.05

aFrom NORKOST 3; bFrom WOBASZ II