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Table 3 Counts of the items most frequently omitted by participants in relation to offered items

From: Validation of a newly automated web-based 24-hour dietary recall using fully controlled feeding studies

Food items

Number of subjects who received the item

Items included in the checklist

Number of omissions

Mean contribution to the daily energy intakeb

Vegetables in a salad or a mix dish

72

0.7%

 Peppers

45

No

24

 Celery

32

No

17

 Cucumbers

13

No

11

 Corn

26

Yes/Noa

10

 Onions

13

No

7

 Tomatoes

13

Yes

3

Side vegetables

36

3.1%

 Sweet potatoes

32

No

21

 Potatoes

32

Yes

4

 Coleslaw

32

Yes

3

 Tomatoes

13

Yes

2

 Cucumbers

13

Yes

2

 Broccoli

18

Yes

2

 Cauliflower

18

Yes

2

Snacks/drinks

30

6.2%

 Cheddar cheese

19

Yes

7

 Sweet bread/muffin

73

Yes

6

 Raspberries

18

Yes

6

 Milk

18

Yes

3

 Milk shake

26

Yes

3

 Yogurt

31

Yes

3

 Blueberries

18

Yes

2

Sauces

26

1.8%

 Vinaigrette

13

Yes

7

 Salsa

13

Yes

7

 BBQ sauce

32

Yes

6

 Mayonnaise

13

No

6

Ingredients in a salad

16

3.7%

 Feta cheese

13

No

10

 Cranberries

13

Yes

3

 Chicken

13

Yes

3

  1. aCorn was offered in two different menus, one where it was written as an ingredient on the checklist (3 omissions/13 presentations) and one where it was not included on the checklist (7 omissions/13 presentations)
  2. bThe energy content of each item was determined and then a weighted average was calculated to represent the energetic contribution of the category