“…Foods consumed by at least 5% of the sample evaluated (948 foods) were combined according to the previously used criteria: similarity of the nutrient profile 25,26,27 (e.g., all types of coffees were combined into the "Coffee" group) and the particular dietary habits and culinary usage of the Southeastern Brazilian population 28 (e.g., "Beans" group includes brown and black beans because they are cooked pulses that are usually eaten with rice, whereas the "Other pulses" group includes soybeans, lentils, chickpeas and snow peas because these are usually consumed in different preparations, such as soups, creams and salads).…”