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Objective To determine whether self-reported frequencies of food use were linked to self-reported preferences for the same foods. The hypothesis was that both food frequencies and food preferences can predict nutrient intakes.Respondents Participants were adult women patients (n=339), recruited through the University of Michigan Breast Care Center. The sample included both persons with breast cancer...