Table 3

Food selection pattern by SOC score. VIP-values denotes the influence in explaining variation in SOC-scores. VIP values ≥ 1.2 are listed, and + denotes associations with high SOC and – association with low SOC scores.

MEN

WOMEN



FOOD ITEM

ASSOCIATION

VIP

FOOD ITEM

ASSOCIATION

VIP


Influential for high SOC

Influential for high SOC

Bread

+

2.18

Fruits

+

1.83

Bread and cereals

+

1.96

Vegetables

+

1.83

Rye crisp bread (whole meal)

+

1.89

Liver paste

+

1.64

Fish

+

1.76

Boiled potato

+

1.47

Boiled potato

+

1.71

Rye crisp bread (whole meal)

+

1.43

Berries

+

1.51

Blood foods

+

1.32

Wine

+

1.49

Cereals

+

1.29

Light beer

+

1.32

Oat flake porridge

+

1.24

Vegetables

+

1.23

Influential for low SOC

Influential for low SOC

Pizza

-

2.41

Mashed potato

-

2.98

Soft drinks

-

2.25

Sausage as main course

-

2.11

Pasta

-

2.14

Potato salad

-

1.98

Candies

-

2.02

Soft drinks

-

1.94

Sausage as main course

-

1.97

French fries

-

1.89

Hamburgers

-

1.94

Hamburgers

-

1.82

Mashed potato

-

1.87

Beer (high alcohol)

-

1.71

Fried potato

-

1.65

Pizza

-

1.68

Butter for cooking

-

1.63

Sweets

-

1.67

Chips, cheese doodles, nuts

-

1.57

Candies

-

1.60

Potato salad

-

1.48

Rice

-

1.50

Banana

-

1.37

Pancakes

-

1.43

French fries

-

1.22

Syrups

-

1.42

Traditional broth soaked bread

-

1.21

Cookies

-

1.39

Fruit soup

-

1.21

Traditional broth soaked bread

-

1.29

Traditional potato dumpling

-

1.20

Chips, cheese doodles, nuts

-

1.29


Lindmark et al. Nutrition Journal 2005 4:9   doi:10.1186/1475-2891-4-9

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