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Salty VS Sweet
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Results of Survey
Snack Preferences of BYU - Idaho Communication Students
Salty vs. Sweet
Created by:
Salty vs. Sweet Snack Preferences
Ben Allen
Amanda Hyer
Blake Maxwell
Brad Millet
Derek Williams
Results of Survey
Salty vs. Sweet
A study of Communication Majors
Examples of Questions
in Survey
The Study
Survey of Students with a Communication Major at BYU-I
- What type of breakfast do you normally eat?
Determine the numbers of students who prefer salty foods or sweet foods
Additional Questions
- 300 surveys were sent out at random via email
- 77 total responses
- 29 Male, 48 Female
- What type of snack
food, from these
listed, did you
consume most
recently?
Results of Survey
Rank these snack foods from most eaten to least eaten: (1 being least eaten and 5 being most eaten)
If no other, please leave blank.
• Please rank this from 1 to 5 Desserts
• Please rank this from 1 to 5 Candies
• Please rank this from 1 to 5 Chips
• Please rank this from 1 to 5 Crackers
• Please rank this from 1 to 5 Other
Originally include six categories of taste:
Findings
- pungent
- sweet
- sour
- salty
- astringent
- bitter
Findings
80% of Hispanics prefer Salty
25+ Students
prefer Salty snacks
- 59% of married people prefer salty snacks
36% of students
prefer Salty snacks
18-24 Students
prefer Sweet snacks
55% of Caucasians
prefer Sweet
43% of students
prefer Sweet snacks
- 63% of single people prefer sweet snacks
Findings
Conclusion
- Dinner is the most commonly consumed meal at 90%
- Lunch is consumed 81% of the time
- Breakfast is consumed 69% of the time
Communication
majors prefer sweets versus salty snacks