What Are Indonesians' Favorite Dishes to Break Their Fast? This is the Survey

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According to the latest Populix survey, the majority, or 74%, of Indonesian Muslims say that fried snacks (gorengan) are their favorite dish to break their fast.

Respondent Proportions Regarding Iftar Meal Choices (January 2024)

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According to a recent Populix survey, the majority, or 74%, of Indonesian Muslim respondents chose fried snacks (gorengan) as their favorite iftar dish.

Next, 73% of respondents said they chose mineral water for their iftar meal.

Then, 61% and 60% of respondents chose fruit and fruit soup for their iftar meal, respectively. Furthermore, 51% of respondents each favored kolak (sweet dessert) and tea as iftar dishes.

On the other hand, 50% of respondents said they liked rice and side dishes for their iftar meal. Next, 47% of respondents chose traditional cakes or snacks, syrup (43%), and milk (40%) for their iftar menu.

The survey also showed that almost half, or 45%, of Indonesian Muslims prefer to cook their own iftar meals. Meanwhile, 40% of respondents chose to buy takjil (iftar snacks) near their homes, followed by purchasing from Ramadan bazaars (10%), and ordering food online and breaking their fast at restaurants/cafes (3% each).

This online survey was conducted from January 15-24, 2024, involving 1,022 Muslim respondents out of a total of 1,165 respondents. The majority of respondents were from Java (80%), followed by Sumatra (13%), and other islands (8%).

Respondents were dominated by the young age group, namely 17-25 years old (44%), and 26-35 years old (38%). Based on their occupation, most respondents were employees (55%), followed by students (16%) and entrepreneurs (15%).

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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