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  1. 8041
    “…Whilst two healthy patterns were defined, the convenience pattern was the most identifiable pattern with a prominence of vegan convenience meals and snacks, vegan sweets and desserts, sauces, condiments and fats. …”
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  2. 8042
    “…RESULTS: The most preferred and consumed snacks included fruits, potato chips, corn chips, sweets, and cookies. Children frequently ate more potato chips (p < 0.001), corn chips (p < 0.001), cheese curls (p < 0.001), and muffins (p = 0.024) than adults. …”
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  4. 8044
  5. 8045
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  9. 8049
    “…Forty-two percent of F&Bs carrying nutrition claims (n = 2930/6990) were found to be ineligible to carry claims based on the FSANZ-NPSC, in comparison to 66% of F&Bs without (n = 5401/8194, p < 0.001). Sugars and sweets, and miscellaneous products were the food categories with larger proportions of foods carrying nutrition claims not meeting the FSANZ-NPSC eligibility criteria. …”
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  10. 8050
    “…Commonly consumed foods included sweets (98%), refined grains (97%) and roots/tubers (94%). …”
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  11. 8051
    “…Aiton, a distylous woody vine of the family Gelsemiaceae, produces sweetly fragrant flowers that are known for the toxic alkaloids they contain. …”
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  12. 8052
    “…Group D patients were affected to a larger extent by changes in commuting (transition to teleworking) and closures of sport gyms than Group I patients. Increased snacks, sweets, total diet, and alcohol intake could have contributed to worsening of glucose control in Group D, whereas a healthy diet and less alcohol intake could have led to better glucose control in Group I. …”
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  14. 8054
    “…According to consumers, sensory labels should include information about ‘sweetness’ and ‘flavor intensity’ irrespectively of fruit type. …”
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  17. 8057
    por Braithwaite, Bruce, Cheshire, Nicholas J., Greenhalgh, Roger M., Grieve, Richard, Hassan, Tajek B., Hinchliffe, Robert, Howell, Simon, Moore, Fionna, Nicholson, Anthony A., Soong, Chee V., Thompson, Matt M., Thompson, Simon G., Ulug, Pinar, Heatley, Francine, Anjum, Aisha, Kalinowska, Gosia, Sweeting, Michael J., Thompson, Simon G., Gomes, Manuel, Grieve, Richard, Powell, Janet T., Ashleigh, Ray, Gomes, Manuel, Greenhalgh, Roger M., Grieve, Richard, Hinchliffe, Robert, Sweeting, Michael, Thompson, Matt M., Thompson, Simon G., Ulug, Pinar, Roberts, Ian, Bell, Peter R. F., Cheetham, Anne, Stephany, Jenny, Warlow, Charles, Lamont, Peter, Moss, Jonathan, Tijssen, Jan, Braithwaite, Bruce, Nicholson, Anthony A., Thompson, Matthew, Ashleigh, Ray, Thompson, Luke, Cheshire, Nicholas J., Boyle, Jonathan R., Serracino-Inglott, Ferdinand, Thompson, Matt M., Hinchliffe, Robert J., Bell, Rachel, Wilson, Noel, Bown, Matt, Dennis, Martin, Davis, Meryl, Ashleigh, Ray, Howell, Simon, Wyatt, Michael G., Valenti, Domenico, Bachoo, Paul, Walker, Paul, MacSweeney, Shane, Davies, Jonathan N., Rittoo, Dynesh, Parvin, Simon D., Yusuf, Waquar, Nice, Colin, Chetter, Ian, Howard, Adam, Chong, Patrick, Bhat, Raj, McLain, David, Gordon, Andrew, Lane, Ian, Hobbs, Simon, Pillay, Woolagasen, Rowlands, Timothy, El-Tahir, Amin, Asquith, John, Cavanagh, Steve, Dubois, Luc, Forbes, Thomas L., Ashworth, Emily, Baker, Sara, Barakat, Hashem, Brady, Claire, Brown, Joanne, Bufton, Christine, Chance, Tina, Chrisopoulou, Angela, Cockell, Marie, Croucher, Andrea, Dabee, Leela, Dewhirst, Nikki, Evans, Jo, Gibson, Andy, Gorst, Siobhan, Gough, Moira, Graves, Lynne, Griffin, Michelle, Hatfield, Josie, Hogg, Florence, Howard, Susannah, Hughes, Cían, Metcalfe, David, Lapworth, Michelle, Massey, Ian, Novick, Teresa, Owen, Gareth, Parr, Noala, Pintar, David, Spencer, Sarah, Thomson, Claire, Thunder, Orla, Wallace, Tom, Ward, Sue, Wealleans, Vera, Wilson, Lesley, Woods, Janet, Zheng, Ting
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  18. 8058
    “…GA powders had a higher glass transition temperature (76.49°C) as compared to WPC powders (48.12°C) or maltodextrin as control (55.49°C). Sweetness (5.0/7.0) and overall acceptability (4.3/7.0) scores were higher for GA powders as compared to WPC powders (3.7/7.0 and 3.4/7.0), respectively. …”
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  19. 8059
    “…It was further recorded that 39.6% and 40.9% participants raised their intake of sweets and chocolates and biscuits and cookies, respectively. 50% and 61.3% respondents ate more green leafy vegetables and fruits during the pandemic. …”
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  20. 8060
    “…METHODS: We aimed to evaluate the anti-caries effect of stevioside in medium trypticase soy broth (TSB) with or without sucrose supplementation compared with the same sweetness sucrose and xylitol in a dual-species model of S. mutans and C. albicans, based on planktonic growth, crystal violet assay, acid production, biofilm structural imaging, confocal laser scanning microscopy, and RNA sequencing. …”
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