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Exposure to acrylamide from home-cooked food: fried potatoes (rösti) in Switzerland as an example

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Pages 2061-2069 | Received 01 Jul 2020, Accepted 16 Sep 2020, Published online: 16 Oct 2020

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Figure 1. Summary of all the results of acrylamide and reducing sugar contents from this study (black circles). For comparison to professionally prepared samples the data for restaurant rösti (grey circles) and reference rösti (boxes) were also added to the graph (McCombie et al. Citation2016)

Figure 1. Summary of all the results of acrylamide and reducing sugar contents from this study (black circles). For comparison to professionally prepared samples the data for restaurant rösti (grey circles) and reference rösti (boxes) were also added to the graph (McCombie et al. Citation2016)

Table 1. Measured levels of acrylamide and reducing sugars glucose and fructose (gluc + fruct) in 71 homemade röstis ordered by acrylamide level

Figure 2. Summary of all the colour indices from this study (black circles). For comparison to professionally prepared samples the data for restaurant rösti (grey circles) and reference rösti (boxes) were also added to the graph (McCombie et al. Citation2016)

Figure 2. Summary of all the colour indices from this study (black circles). For comparison to professionally prepared samples the data for restaurant rösti (grey circles) and reference rösti (boxes) were also added to the graph (McCombie et al. Citation2016)

Figure 3. Answers to food frequency questionnaire in this study. The frequency of consumption of five different potato based foods were queried. Tick options were never, one time per month (1 x/m), 2–3 times per month (2–3 x/m), one time per week (1 x/w), two times per week (2 x/w), 3–4 times per week (3–4 x/w), 5–6 times per week (5–6 x/w), daily (1 x/d) and more than once daily (>1 x/d)

Figure 3. Answers to food frequency questionnaire in this study. The frequency of consumption of five different potato based foods were queried. Tick options were never, one time per month (1 x/m), 2–3 times per month (2–3 x/m), one time per week (1 x/w), two times per week (2 x/w), 3–4 times per week (3–4 x/w), 5–6 times per week (5–6 x/w), daily (1 x/d) and more than once daily (>1 x/d)

Table 2. Exposure calculations of the Swiss population to Acrylamide from rösti (*mean of 4114 interviews with 116 reported rösti consumptions)