Food Record Instructions

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Food Record Instructions 1) Quick pass: Ask parent to read the food record they have kept over the weekend. 2) Review of potential missing items: a) If missing a meal, ask about it b) Question if there are any more meals or snacks that they remember which were not recorded, c) Review missing food categories list: - I m going to list some foods that people tend to forget to record. - Anything else to drink, like right before bed? Between meals? - Salty snack type foods, like crackers, chips, pretzels? - Sweet foods, like cookies, graham crackers, fruit snacks - Cheese added as a topping on vegetables? A sandwich? - Yogurt? 3) Detail cycle: - A handful of cereal, nuts, or other small between-meal bite? Ask for more description in the detail section. - brand names - preparation method - additional ingredients used in preparation - specifics within the category (i.e. low-fat version? Packed in syrup/juice, etc.) 4) Final probe/review: Repeat days entry including additional information obtained through review and detail section.

For internal use: Mark as adequate: 1. Was this a Recall or Record 2. Was this a reliable assessment Yes Not 3. Did the child stay with the mother/caregiver during the day of the reported food record? Yes Not If not, what part of the day the child stay whit his/her mother/caregiver? 4. Comments:

Participant ID: Food Record Keep a record of everything your child eats or drinks over the weekend. Write down what time the food was eaten. Include all meals, snacks, and nibbles. B=breakfast, L=lunch, D=dinner, S=snack Write it as soon as possible. Food items are hard to remember later. Describe everything about the food, such as brand, variety, preparation method. For example, if your child drank milk, was it skim, 1%, 2%, or whole? Was an item fresh, frozen, or canned? Remember to write all ingredients in a food you cook or make, such as oil used to fry an egg, mayonnaise on a sandwich, butter on bread. Describe how a food was cooked: baked, boiled, steamed, fried, stir-fried, poached, grilled, toasted, broiled, micro waved,... Include all added ingredients: sauces, spreads, syrup, sugar, butter, cooking oil, jelly. Write down the amount eaten or drunk. Use the cups provided for drinks, by writing the color of the cup. Use the cups as a guide for other foods as well, or use the attached serving size guide. Example Time Meal B, L, D, S Where Eaten Food Item Details / Description (brand name, how prepared, etc) Amount 11:30 L home Spaghetti O s Can, Chef BoyRD, microwaved 1.5 cups apple Fresh, raw 1/2 Fruit punch Capri Sun Pink glass - all 3:00 S friend Graham crackers Nabisco, cinnamon 2 inch X 2 inch squares 3 milk 2%, Stop & Shop Blue glass 2/3 5:30 D home Chicken thigh Baked, skin on, ate skin 1 rice Goya, white 1/3 cup carrots Stop & Shop, fresh, boiled 3 Tbsp margarine Promise, on carrots and rice 1 tsp water From tap Pink glass 1/2

Serving Size Guide

Checklist Type of Food All Cereal Baked Goods Bread Drinks Eggs Fats and Oils Fruit Meat, Poultry, Fish Milk, Cheese, Yogurt Mixed Dishes Restaurant Meals Sandwiches Snacks Vegetables Did you write. Amount eaten? Use cup tablespoon, teaspoon, ounce, or other measure? Use size (like inches) or weight. Serving size? Brand? If hot, instant, quick, whole? Remember additions, like fruit, sugar, milk, or nuts. Homemade or bought? From scratch or mix? Brand? Frosting? Include size (inches). Type (white, potato, whole wheat, 7-grain, etc). Anything added, spread? Brand? Amount? Color cup? Diet? If juice, frozen or canned. 100% juice? Powdered or liquid? Sweetened? Flavored? How prepared? Added fat/oil? Size egg? Brand? Type (soy, canola, olive, corn, shortening, butter, etc) Stick, tub, diet, whipped, squeeze, or liquid? Fresh, frozen, canned, or dried? Brand? Peeled? Size (small, medium, large)? Cooked weight or size. How cooked? Added fat? Type of cut? Regular, lean, extra lean? Water or oil packed tuna? With or without skin? Breaded or battered? Amount? Skim, 1%, 2%, or whole? Powdered or liquid? Percent fat? Type of cheese? Milk substitute? Ice milk or ice cream? % fat? Homemade or bought? Brand? Ingredients (meat, noodles, cheese, etc) and amounts? Cooking method? Added fat? If pizza, thick or thin crust? Toppings? Name of restaurant? Ethnic, deli, family style, fast food? Type and amount of bread/bun/roll, meat, cheese? Amount and type of additions (mustard, mayonnaise, butter, ketchup, etc). Lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, etc Brand, size, weight, number eaten? Serving size? Fresh, frozen, canned? Brand? Cooked? Sauce, cream, or other additions? Salad dressing?

Child Food Record Date V.2 Time Meal B, L, D, S Where Eaten (Home, Work, School, Relative, Restaurant, Other) Food Item Details / Description (brand name, how prepared, etc) Amount Eaten