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FOOD QUESTIONNAIRE This packet provides information for your individual nutrition report as well as a food questionnaire. First: Middle: Last: Company: Gender: Male Female Identification Number: Date of Birth: Height: Weight: Home Work Other Are there any particular concerns/questions regarding your food choices, eating habits and/or overall nutritional status? Page 1 of 5

For each question, circle the response which best currently describes your usual behavior. 1. How many days each do you eat breakfast? None 1-2 days 3-5 days 6-7 days 2. How often do you eat between meals or after the evening meal? Daily Several times a Once a or less Seldom 3. What is your usual pattern for the evening meal? This is my biggest meal Medium size meal Light meal Seldom eat in the evening 4. Do the type of meals you usually eat include the following? Red meats Fish or chicken but no red meats Vegetarian meals with dairy or eggs Vegan-no animal foods 5. 6. 7. How much water do you drink each day? When salting your food, do you usually salt it? Do you use non fat or low fat products? Rarely 1-2 cups 3-5 cups >5 cups Freely Moderately Sparingly Never 8. What kind of spread do you use most often? Butter Stick Margarine Soft tub Margarine None of these 9. What other kinds of fat do you use most often? Shortenings, lard and/or animal fat Vegetable oils Use all the above about the same None of these 10. Does your work or daily activity primarily involve the following? Sitting Standing Walking or other active exercise Heavy labor (eg. heavy lifting, etc.) 11. Outside of your normal work or daily responsibilities, how often do you engage in exercise of 20 minutes or more which markedly increases your breathing (such as vigorous walking, cycling, running, swimming)? "Seldom or never" "Less than once a " 1-2 times per 3-5 times per 6 or more times per 12. 13. 14. Do you currently take a multi-vitamin? Do you take any other vitamin or mineral supplement? Do you take any nutritional supplements? Antioxidant Calcium Iron Other: (Please specify) Page 2 of 5

PART II - FOOD QUESTIONNAIRE: This questionnaire asks about your eating patterns during the past year. For each food item listed, respond by indicating your usual intake of that food per Day, Week or Month. For example: Eggs. If you eat 2 eggs everyday, respond 2 Daily. If you think you average 2 eggs a over the year, respond 2 Weekly. If you do not eat the food or if you have it once or twice a year then do not mark a frequency or interval. This questionnaire will take about 20 minutes to complete. The accuracy of your nutrition report depends on the accuracy of your answers. For example, if you eat 2 eggs per, you would write 2 under the column. Whole egg 1.00 item 2 ***************************************************************************************************************** Breads, Cereals and Grain Products Whole grain breads (whole wheat, rye, pumpernickel) 1.00 sl. White breads (French-1 slice, burger/hot dog bun-1/2 item) 1.00 svg. English muffin, bagel, pita bread 0.50 item Whole grain crackers: Triscuits, Wheat Thins, etc. (4-6 each) 5.00 item Other crackers: Saltines, Ritz, etc. (4-6 each) 5.00 item Tortilla, corn, 6 inch diameter (medium) 1.00 item Muffins 1.00 item Pancakes (2), waffles (1-7 inch diameter) 1.00 svg. Whole grain hot cereal: rolled oats, rolled wheat, Roman Meal 0.50 c. Instant or quick hot cereal: cream of wheat, cream of rice 0.50 c. Cold cereals: shredded wheat, raisin bran, or bran flakes 0.75 c. Cold cereals: Frosted Flakes, Sugar Smacks, etc. 0.75 c. Rice, cooked 0.50 c. Pasta, cooked 0.50 c. Fruits and Juices Apple or pear, fresh, medium 1.00 item Banana, medium 1.00 item Orange (1 item) or grapefruit (1/2 item) 1.00 svg. Peach (1), nectarine (1/2), or apricots (2) 1.00 svg. Berries (in season) 0.75 c. Cantaloupe, medium (in season) 0.25 item Other melon (watermelon, honeydew, casaba) 1.00 c. Pineapple, fresh 0.50 c. Dried fruits: raisins (2 Tbsp), dates (2), prunes (2), dried apricots (4) 0.25 c. Canned fruit or frozen fruit 0.50 c. Orange or grapefruit juice 0.50 c. Tomato juice or vegetable juice 0.50 c. Other juices: apple, grape, pineapple, or cranberry 0.50 c. Fruit drinks: lemonade, punch, Koolaid 0.50 c. Page 3 of 5

Fats and Oils Vegetable oils: corn, safflower, soy, etc. 1.00 T. Olive oil 1.00 T. Shortening 1.00 T. Lard 1.00 T. Margarine 1.00 t. Butter 1.00 t. Mayonnaise 1.00 T. Regular salad dressings 1.00 T. Low-calorie dressings 1.00 T. Sour cream 1.00 T. Cream cheese 1.00 T. Half & Half, table cream 1.00 T. Milk, Yogurt and Cheeses Skim milk or low fat milk 1.00 c. Whole milk 1.00 c. Chocolate milk 1.00 c. Yogurt 1.00 c. Cheese: cheddar, Colby, American, Monterey Jack, etc. 1.00 oz. Other cheeses: Swiss, mozzarella, ricotta, string, etc. 1.00 oz. Cottage cheese 0.50 c. Vegetables Salads: lettuce, celery, green peppers, onions 1.00 c. Dark green leafy vegetables, raw or cooked 0.50 c. Carrots, raw or cooked 0.50 c. Tomatoes, fresh, medium 1.00 item Starchy vegetables, cooked: corn, peas, mixed vegetables 0.50 c. Other vegetables, cooked: green beans, beets, zucchini 0.50 c. Cauliflower, broccoli, brussel sprouts, cabbage 0.50 c. Winter squash, cooked: acorn, butternut, hubbard 0.50 c. White potato, baked, boiled, or mashed 1.00 item Sweet potatoes or yams, cooked 0.50 c. Beverages Cola drinks (1 can = 12 fl. oz) 12.00 fl. oz. Diet cola drinks (1 can = 12 fl. oz) 12.00 fl. oz. Non-cola drinks: 7-Up, Sprite, Slice, etc. (1 can = 12 fl. oz) 12.00 fl. oz. Diet non-cola drinks (1 can = 12 fl. oz) 12.00 fl. oz. Coffee or tea (1 cup = 8 fl. oz) 8.00 fl. oz. Decaffeinated coffee or teas: Sanka, herbal tea, etc. 8.00 fl. oz. Hot chocolate or cocoa 1.00 c. Beer (1 can = 12 fl. oz) 12.00 fl. oz. Wine, dry or table (red, white or blush) 4.00 fl. oz. Liquor: vodka, whiskey, gin, rum, etc. 1.50 fl. oz. Page 4 of 5

Protein Foods Legumes: lentils, pinto beans, navy beans, cooked 1.00 c. Nuts and seeds: peanuts, almonds, sunflower seeds, etc. 0.25 c. Peanut butter, nut butters 1.00 T. Tofu or other meat substitutes 3.00 oz. Beef: rib roast, steak, pot roast, veal, etc. 3.00 oz. Beef, ground, cooked 3.00 oz. Pork: chops, roast, ham 3.00 oz. Lamb: chops, roast 3.00 oz. Poultry: chicken, turkey, duck 3.00 oz. Fish, canned with oil: tuna, sardines 3.00 oz. Tuna, water pack 3.00 oz. Fish, fresh or frozen, no breading: trout, halibut, sole, etc. 3.00 oz. Shellfish: shrimp, scallops, lobster, clams 3.00 oz. Eggs, whole, large 1.00 item Egg substitutes or egg whites 0.25 c. Lunch meats: bologna, salami, etc. 1.00 oz. Frankfurters or sausage link (4 in x 1 1/8 in) 1.00 item Desserts and Sweets Cookies: chocolate chip, oatmeal, peanut butter, etc. 2.00 item Brownies, 2 in. 1.00 item Doughnut or sweet roll 1.00 item Cake, 1/12 of 9 in. 1.00 sl. Granola bars (1 item) or granola (1/2 cup) 1.00 item Pie, 1/8 of whole pie 1.00 sl. Gelatin, flavored 0.50 c. Pudding or custard 0.50 c. Ice Cream 0.50 c. Ice Milk 0.50 c. Sherbet 0.50 c. Candy bar, chocolate bar (1 bar), M&Ms (1 pkg.) 1.00 item Hard candy, gum drops, Lifesavers 1.00 item Miscellaneous Fast food - pizza 1.00 sl. Fast food - hamburger or cheeseburger 1.00 item Fast food - burrito or taco 1.00 item Bacon 2.00 sl. Popcorn, popped 2.00 c. Potato chips, corn chips, tortilla chips 1.00 oz. Catsup or chili sauce 1.00 T. Tomato based sauce (spaghetti sauce) 0.50 c. Pickles or pickle relish (1 Tbsp) 1.00 T. Olives 5.00 item Avocado (1/8 item) 0.13 item Sauces: soy sauce, steak sauce, barbecue sauce 1.00 T. Brown gravy, giblet gravy, or white sauce 0.25 c. Soups, vegetable or noodle type 1.00 c. Soups, cream 1.00 c. Chewing gum 1.00 item Sugar, honey, jam, jelly, syrups 1.00 T. Page 5 of 5