@article{oai:gijodai.repo.nii.ac.jp:00000059, author = {土屋, ひろ子 and 大西, 弘子 and 伊藤, 衣織}, issue = {3}, journal = {食文化研究, FOOD CULTURE RESEARCH}, month = {Apr}, note = {This study aimed to improve the nutritional quality of box lunches for Mr. O in his 40s. A sur vey was performed on the nutrient contents of homemade box lunches, which were prepared to meet his life stage, and those of box lunches purchased at convenience stores or supermarkets. His total daily energy requirement was calculated from sur vey data on his life activities. The nutrient contents of the homemade box lunches were determined in light of Dietar y Reference Intakes for Japanese (2010). Close attention was paid to the PCF and nutrient intake ratios in the preparation of the homemade box lunches for 30 days, and Mr. O was asked to express his impression of them daily. After the sur vey on the box lunches for 30 days, homemade box lunches with low salt levels were prepared for 5 days, and eight different types of box lunches were purchased at convenience stores or supermarkets. All of these box lunches were sur veyed for PCF and nutrient intake ratios, similar to the homemade box lunches. The result revealed that a good PCF ratio did not necessarily mean good nutrient balance. Auxiliar y items, which contribute to the intake of vitamins, minerals, and food fiber, were found important for box lunch preparation. Regarding salt level, even homemade box lunches tended to have high salt levels unless conscious efforts were made to flavor them for low salt levels. Furthermore, meeting reference intakes of all nutrients with box lunches alone is difficult, because increasing the level of a nutrient resulted in deficiency of other nutrients. It would be necessar y to consider nutrient intake not only from box lunch but also from all meals of a day.}, pages = {17--27}, title = {よりよい弁当作成を目指して}, year = {2016}, yomi = {ツチヤ, ヒロコ and オオニシ, ヒロコ and イトウ, イオリ} }