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Increasing the energy density (ED) and portion size of foods promotes additional energy intake, but the effect of similar changes in milk is unknown. Using a crossover design, we tested the effect of varying the ED and portion size of milk served with lunch on preschool children’s intake. Lunch was served in childcare classrooms on 4 days to 125 children aged 3–5 y (67 boys; 58 girls). Across the...
Both portion size and energy density (ED) have substantial effects on intake; however, their combined effects on preschool children's intake have not been examined when multiple foods are varied at a meal.We tested the effects on intake of varying the portion size and ED of lunches served to children in their usual eating environment.In a crossover design, lunch was served in 3 childcare centers once...
In three cross-over experiments, we examined the effect on energy intake of changing the size of the plate used at a meal. On separate days, adults were served the same lunch menu but were given a different-sized plate. In the first study, 45 participants used each of three plate sizes (17, 22, or 26cm) and served the main course from a large dish. In the second study, 30 participants received an...
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