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. 2021 Jul 15;18(14):7558. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18147558

Table 2.

Eating habits during lockdown.

n = 220
KIDMED TEST
Had a fruit every day 145 (65.9)
Had a second fruit every day 72 (32.7)
Had fresh or cooked vegetables regularly once a day 135 (61.4)
Had fresh or cooked vegetables more than once a day 63 (28.6)
Consumed fish regularly (at least 2–3 times per week) 110 (50.0)
Went more than once a week to a fast-food (hamburger) restaurant 20 (9.1)
Liked pulses and ate them more than once a week 111 (50.5)
Consumed pasta or rice almost every day (5 or more times per week) 197 (89.5)
Had cereals or grains (bread, etc.) for breakfast 131 (59.5)
Consumed nuts regularly (at least 2–3 times per week) 61 (27.7)
Used olive oil at home 219 (99.5)
Skipped breakfast 56 (25.5)
Had a dairy product for breakfast (yogurt, milk, etc.) 191 (86.8)
Had commercially baked goods or pastries for breakfast 165 (75.0)
Had two yogurts and/or some cheese (40 g) daily 65 (29.5)
Had sweets and candy several times every day 110 (50.0)
KIDMED score 5.00 [3.00]
Low adherence 50 (22.7)
Medium adherence 129 (58.6)
High adherence 41 (18.6)
Eggs 2.00 [1.00]
Water
<1 Liters 103 (46.8)
1–2 L Liters 102 (46.4)
>2 L Liters 15 (6.8)
Eating-habit changes
No change 112 (50.9)
More sweets 45 (20.5)
Less sweets 15 (6.8)
Compensatory food and sedentary for boredom 44 (20.0)
More sugary beverages 4 (1.8)
Increase of sweets consumption (yes) 113 (51.4)

Values are expressed as number and percentage (n (%)) for categorical variables. Mediterranean Diet Quality Index: KIDMED.