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JOURNAL OF HUMAN NUTRITION AND DIETETICS
卷 30, 期 2, 页码 151-158出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/jhn.12412
关键词
breakfast; energy; France; infant nutrition; schoolchildren
资金
- Nestle Dairy
- IEEP
- Institute for European Expertise in Physiology (Paris, France)
- Nestle Dairy (Vevey, Switzerland)
BackgroundThe present study aimed to analyse the nutritional quality of childrens' breakfasts using data collected during a cross-sectional observational study on the prevalence of urinary osmolality in 529 French children aged 9-11 years. MethodsTotal nutrient intake, mean adequacy ratio (MAR), energy density and solid energy density were calculated from breakfast food and fluid nutritional composition. To identify the main qualitative breakfast patterns, each breakfast item was categorised into 15 solid and liquid food categories and a principal component analysis followed by a cluster analysis was performed. ResultsOnly 9.8% included skipped breakfast. Breakfast provided, on average, 22.9% of the recommended daily energy intake and 24.7% of the mean adequacy ratio of 23 key nutrients. Four breakfast patterns were identified: Sweets breakfast' (40.0% of children), Traditional French breakfast' (27.2%), Ready-to-eat cereal (RTEC) + milk' (18.1%) and Dairy and juice breakfast' (9.5%). Nutritionally, the RTEC + milk' pattern was the most advantageous. Flavoured milk was the most frequently consumed food (50.5%) and the major component of the Traditional French breakfast'. ConclusionsAlthough breakfast provided a substantial contribution to a range of nutrients, opportunity for improvement, particularly to less nutrient breakfast patterns, should not be overlooked.
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