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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

Variablehtype4
LabelWhat flavour is that (herbal tea, green
Responses
-9 2211
11 o clock Herbal Tea 1
Blackcurrant and Fennel 1
Cam & Honey 1
Cammomile 1
China Green 1
Cinnamon 1
Elderflower/Srawberry&Raspberr 1
Peppermint 1
Peppermint tea 1
Strawberry & Mango 1
apple & cinnamon 1
blackcurrant 1
blackcurrant bracer 1
blue berry bliss 1
camomile 1
fennel 1
ginseng cinnamon ginger chamo 1
green cvhina tea 1
green tea 1
green tea mango indica 1
lemon zest 1
lemon zesta 1
lemonm/ginger 1
mint 1
mulled wine 1
orange and mango 1
peppermint 3
peppermint honey 1
pink grapefruit mandarin lime 1
rosehip 2
rosehip and hibiscus 1
spearmint tea 1
strawberry and juniper 1
strawberry and raspberry swirl 1
strawberry field 1
strawberry juniper 1
vanilla and strawberry 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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