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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

National Diet and Nutrition Survey : Adults Aged 19 to 64 Years, 2000-2001

Variable Details

Variableorgspec
LabelWhat else do you buy?
Responses
Coffee 1
FISH 1
Fahitas 1
Flour 1
Gin 1
Herbs 1
Honey 1
Organic Beer 1
Tea 1
baked beans 2
canned baked beans 1
coffee 3
cordial 1
earl grey tea 1
employers food all o 1
fish 1
fish (not farmed) 1
fizzy drink,cola 1
honey 2
jam 1
maple syrup 2
marmalade 1
meat herbs everythin 1
milk 1
oil 1
olive oil 1
organic beer 1
organic flour 1
organic garlic 1
organic grazed beef 1
organic tea 1
organic wine 1
organic wine - white 1
organnic flour 1
passata sauce 1
pasta sauce 1
peanut butter 1
popcorn 1
ready meals 1
rice cakes 1
soup 1
soya milk 1
stock cubes 1
tea 4
tea bags 1
teabags 1
teas 1
tinned bvaked beans 1
tinned toms 1
tinned topmatoes 1
tofu 1
tomato sauce 1
torfu 1
vinegar,sugar,tea ,c 1
virgin olive oil 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationNational Diet and Nutrition Survey : Adults Aged 19 to 64 Years, 2000-2001
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