The triple burden of malnutrition is a public health problem in every country that is increasing every year, especially among toddlers, adolescents, and women ahead of marriage. This research aims to determine the risk factors that cause the triple burden of malnutrition screened with modifications during a pandemic. This was observational analytical research with a cross-sectional approach. This study used purposive sampling with respondents of 53 adolescent girls. A modified screening method of 24-h individual recall observation sheets with Google Forms and video calls was made for one week. The instruments used in this study were a google checklist of a 24-h individual recall observation sheet modification form and a WhatsApp video. The data was analyzed using Explanatory Factor Analysis (AFE). Data from the study showed an incidence of the weight of less than 17%, normal weight of 37.7%, and tended obesity of 45.3% of the 53 respondents. The last H of KMO-MSA was 0.640, with the significance value of Bartlett's Test of Sphericity of 0.048 < small than 0.05. Moreover, the risk factors are income, diet, parenting, menu preparation, type of snack consumed, and physical activity, but consumption of dietary supplements is not included as the risk factor. Screening for nutritional problems must be carried out. With the modification of the screening method, it will be easier to produce accurate data. Indonesia needs productive adolescents, which can only be achieved if the adolescents are healthy and have good nutritional status. However, the obesity risk will open up opportunities for cases of health.