| 1 |
Couple and two female kids (19 and 26 years-old) |
The mother is responsible for planning, shopping, and organizing. Monthly planning with lists (checklist with precise quantities for the family monthly consumption). Family has a lactose-intolerant member. Husband comes to the shop with wife, helps transport the products from the car to the kitchen, and is also responsible for shopping for vegetables and fruit in stands during the weekends. They have a rural property in a nearby city, where they plant diverse vegetables and fruits, and have chicken |
Ava. |
64 |
36 |
| 2 |
Couple and two male kids (12 and 18 years-old) |
The mother is responsible for planning, shopping, and organizing. The children shop in a nearby grocery store when they “miss” any item for specific preparation. The store takes notes of the purchases, and the mother pays at the end of the month. Spices planted in the backyard |
Ava. |
67 |
33 |
| 3 |
Couple and two female kids (10 and 17 years-old) |
The mother is responsible for planning, shopping, and organizing. Gets food in the supermarket that accepts the vouchers her husband gets in his job. She goes by car and plans the monthly shopping with lists. She takes notes of quantities for a month. Weekly purchases without lists, mostly for promotions and family events. The family reduced their shopping frequency to reduce spending, avoiding buying pastries, bread, and sweets, and working within the limits of the voucher. They have fruits and spices in the backyard |
Ava. |
59 |
41 |
| 4 |
Couple and one female kid (03 years-old) |
The mother is responsible for planning, shopping, and organizing. She plans the shopping with lists, except for bread and pastries. She includes the purchases in her routine and that of her daughter, so that moving to the shopping place by car is part of her usual trajectory and that her daughter is with her grandmother or in school during shopping |
Ava. |
43 |
57 |
| 5 |
Grandparents’ couple, son, former daughter-in-law, grandson (10 years-old) |
Mother/grandmother is responsible for planning, shopping, and organization. The husband goes with her. They go by car. She usually used lists for weekly shops, but some products are bought in the list at the daily usual time of buying bread. They have spices planted at home |
Ava. |
71 |
29 |
| 6 |
Couple and one male kid (03 years-old) |
Mother and father plan and shop for food together. The selection of products in the place of purchase and the organization of the items is made primarily by the mother, who prepares most meals. They make individual shopping lists, but these lists are not taken to the market, as writing the list is enough to remember them. Lactose-intolerant son with an “intestinal motility problem” requires high fruit availability at home, according to the parents. Daily school supper, which should contain one fruit. Spices and edible foods planted in the apartment where they live |
Ava. |
87 |
13 |
| 7 |
Couple and one female kid (02 years-old) |
The father is responsible for choosing and visiting the place of shopping, guided by a list prepared by the mother. Most lunches during the week happen in the grandmother’s house. They go to the shopping places by car |
Ava. |
49 |
51 |
| 8 |
Couple, brother, and two male kids (08 and 15 years-old) |
The mother is responsible for planning, shopping, and organizing. She believes that going to the supermarket everyday reduces food and money waste, as she buys promotional items |
Ava. |
58 |
42 |
| 9 |
Couple and one female kid (05 years-old) |
The mother is responsible for planning, shopping, and organizing. Husband and daughter go shopping with her. Purchases guided by a list containing the necessary quantity for a month’s consumption |
Ava. |
49 |
51 |
| 10 |
Couple and two male kids (02 and 05 years-old) |
Mother does most food shopping. Husband does the weekly shopping when going home after picking the daughter up at school. In the fruit stands, he buys what he cannot find in organic fairs |
Ava. |
68 |
32 |
| 11 |
Couple and two male kids (12 and 14 years-old) |
The mother is responsible for planning and shopping for food. A domestic worker in the house organizes the items. The husband goes shopping with her and sometimes helps in the selection of vegetables and meats. Foods like bread are frozen and foods are bought in large quantities to avoid going to the supermarket. She makes lists only for buying specific products, which are not frequently bought. Every two months, she shops online in the same supermarket. Family members with pre-diabetes. This factor was not related to the family’s food shopping or consumption |
Ava. |
52 |
48 |
