DOI: 10.1159/000414745
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Nutrient Intakes and Food and Meal Patterns in Three South African Population Groups

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“…(See Table 4 for the habitual eating pattern.) Similar results were reported by Langenhoven et al (1988) and Walker (1992). This eating pattern is characterised by the consumption of three meals per day with regular snacks between meals, and a weekend meal pattern that differs from the weekday meal pattern.…”
Section: Habitual Eating Patterns Table 1: Food Preferences and Intensupporting
confidence: 92%
“…(See Table 4 for the habitual eating pattern.) Similar results were reported by Langenhoven et al (1988) and Walker (1992). This eating pattern is characterised by the consumption of three meals per day with regular snacks between meals, and a weekend meal pattern that differs from the weekday meal pattern.…”
Section: Habitual Eating Patterns Table 1: Food Preferences and Intensupporting
confidence: 92%
“…This tendency corresponds with the findings of Oudkerk (1965), Borchardt (1982 &1984) and Langenhoven et al (1988). However, Bourne et al (1994) reported that only 25% of the population they had studied consumed three meals per day.…”
Section: Number and Type Of Mealssupporting
confidence: 84%
“…However, 28% of the North Sotho participants indicated that they still consumed two meals per day. The studies of Oudkerk (1965), Borchardt (1982, 1984) and Langenhoven et al (1988) also found that the meal pattern differed over weekends, and that the Sunday midday meal tended to be similar to the Western Sunday midday meal.…”
Section: Food Habitsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The coloured group resulted from intermarriage between Europeans and blacks, and may be described as of Euro-African-Malay descent (Langenhoven et al, 1988a). The women were excellent cooks.…”
Section: Coloured South Africans As An Ethnic Groupmentioning
confidence: 99%