DETERMINANTS OF FOOD AWAY FROM HOME AMONG AFRICAN-AMERICANS



Table 1: FAFH behavior of younger African-Americans (age group 18- 35) N = 125

Frequency of FAFH

% of respondents

At least 2-3 days a week

50%

Once per week

16%

Once or twice a month

31%

Never ( or < once per month)

____________2%____________

Table2: Most Common Food Type

by Meal Occasion_____________________________

Food Type

Most common for
lunch (% of
respondents)_________

Most common for
dinner (% of
respondents)_________

Deli____________________________________

_________50.80_________

_________15.70_________

Burger/sandwich

_________47.50_________

_________15.10_________

Ethnic European (e.g., Polish)

_________34.80_________

_________35.50_________

Fried chicken type

_________31.40_________

_________37.10_________

Middle Eastern

_________19.70_________

_________29.40_________

Asian (all types)

_________18.10_________

_________37.50_________

Mexican

_________17.70_________

_________11.40_________

Italian, including pizza

_________12.70_________

_________44.10_________

Southern

_________12.70_________

_________41.80_________

Bar & Grill___________________________

__________7.00_________

_________23.40_________

Steak house

__________4.70_________

_________33.80_________

American sea food

__________4.00_________

_________12.00_________

Cajun

__________2.70__________

__________6.70__________

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