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Table 4 Food intakes (grams per day) among Javanese Surinamese and South-Asian Surinamese participants

From: Comparison of cardiovascular risk factors and dietary intakes among Javanese Surinamese and South-Asian Surinamese in the Netherlands. The HELIUS study

Food groups

Javanese Surinamese (n = 78)

South-Asian Surinamese (n = 1082)

P values

Vegetables

107.7 (58.5–190.0)

93.4 (37.5–165.2)

0.43

Low fibre and refined grains

164.0 (75.3–251.4)

167.3 (97.9–251.7)

0.63

High fibre products and wholegrain cereals

81.4 (51.2–126.2)

83.9 (48.7–140.0)

0.42

Fish

8.9 (3.0–25.1)

8.5 (0.8–17.1)

0.30

Red meat

52.2 (20.0–80.4)**

21.9 (6.2–46.3)

0.00

Chicken

34.8 (14.6–53.5)

35.7 (17.8–57.6)

0.41

Fruit

133.3 (66.4–271.8)

148.8 (63.3–259.0)

0.66

Fruit juice

25.0 (0.0–50.0)

25.00 (0.00–50.0)

 

Sugar sweetened beverages

55.4 (2.6–274.8)

52.5 (7.1–200.0)

0.22

High fat dairy products

13.5 (2.7–52.1) *

18.5 (3.4–48.2)

0.04

Low fat dairy products

19.4 (2.2–71.6) **

33.9 (7.0–114.9)

0.00

Tea

352.1 (170.0–680.0)

242.8 (72.8–510.0)

0.06

Coffee

140.0 (9.3–315.0)

105.0 (1.2–280.0)

0.07

  1. Data are medians (25–75 percentiles)
  2. * P < 0.05, ** P < 0.01 indicates statistically different from South-Asian Surinamese