A History of the Ministry of Information, 1939-46

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CONTENTS

RG/23/35

FOOD

By GERTRUDE WAGNER

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  • INTRODUCTION 1

  • METHOD 1

  • SECTION I : Food taken during a typical day 3

    • Daily intake 3

    • Average intake 4

    • Intake at different meals 5

    • Potatoes and bread 6

    • Occupational differences 7

    • Comparison of results, 1942 – 1943 9

  • SECTION II : Subjective satisfaction with the amount of food consumed 9

    • Whether food consumed is considered sufficient for keeping fit 10

    • Analysis of the main foods thought to be missing from the diet by sex and age 10

    • Comparison with 1942 10

  • SECTION III: Where meals are eaten 11

    • Where different meals are eaten 12

    • Where the midday meal is eaten - by sex, occupation and family size. 12

    • Canteens 13

    • - Reasons why they are not used 14

    • Packed meals 15

    • - Reasons for taking them 15

    • - Constituents 16

    • Satisfaction and dissatisfaction with canteens 16

  • APPENDIX I . The Sample. 17

  • APPENDIX II . The Questionnaire 18

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