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. 2021 Oct 26;13(11):3794. doi: 10.3390/nu13113794

Table 3.

Most stable and least stable parameters (in percentages of score 3 (= “I consume/do this now the same as before the lockdown”)).

Most Stable Parameters—Least Changes in Both Directions £ Least Stable Parameters—Most Changes in Both Directions §
Margarine to bake (84.4%) Number of snacks (45.5%)
Margarine to spread (84.1%) Takeaway/delivery: (local) restaurant/brasserie/bistro (46.8%)
Oils (83.4%) Chocolate (44.6%)
Red meat (83.1%) Cookies. cake and/or pie (48.0%)
Rice (82.3%) Water (including sparkling water and flavoured water) (49.6%)
White meat (81.9%) Walking (19.7%)
Cheese spread (81.2%) Cycling (41.3%)
Number of main meals (81.2%) Sedentary behaviour (33.0%)
Processed meat products (80.3%)
Canned seafood/seafood in a jar (80.3%)

£ More than 80% of the respondents reported a score of 3 (= “I consume/do this now the same as before the lockdown”). § Less than 50% of the respondents reported a score of 3 (= “I consume/do this now the same as before the lockdown”).