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. 2017 Mar 20;20(9):1584–1592. doi: 10.1017/S136898001700043X

Table 3.

Percentage of daily energy and nutrient intakes coming from snacks among US children according to age category; Feeding Infants and Toddlers Study 2008

Percentage (%) of each nutrient 6–8·9 months (n 249) 9–11·9 months (n 256) 12–23·9 months (n 925) 24–35·9 months (n 736) 36–47·9 months (n 725)
coming from snacks * % se % se % se % se % se
Daily energy from snacks 3·2 0·5 9·1 1·6 24·8 0·8 24·6 0·9 25·0 0·9
Protein 2·7 0·4 6·8 1·0 19·5 0·9 17·2 0·8 17·7 1·0
Fat 1·2 0·3 4·5 0·8 22·7 1·0 22·9 1·1 23·8 1·1
Saturated fat 1·1 0·3 3·5 0·7 23·0 1·2 23·2 1·2 24·5 1·2
Carbohydrate 4·8 0·9 12·4 2·0 27·9 0·9 28·2 1·0 28·2 1·0
Total sugar 3·9 1·0 10·8 2·2 31·8 1·2 33·2 1·3 32·8 1·2
Added sugar 5·2 1·9 13·7 3·0 35·0 1·6 35·6 2·1 38·5 1·6
Dietary fibre 7·5 1·2 15·3 2·7 22·0 1·0 24·3 1·1 25·5 1·2
Vitamin C 4·4 1·8 10·6 2·2 25·9 1·5 27·3 1·8 25·9 1·6
Folate 4·5 0·9 11·6 1·8 19·6 0·8 18·7 1·0 18·9 1·1
Vitamin B12 3·8 0·9 8·4 1·7 21·5 1·3 18·8 1·2 19·3 1·2
Ca 3·0 0·5 8·4 1·4 25·5 1·4 23·0 1·2 23·0 1·2
Vitamin D 1·0 0·4 3·7 1·0 23·5 1·6 20·8 1·6 21·2 1·5
Vitamin E 2·8 0·9 8·2 1·4 24·1 1·0 24·8 1·2 24·4 1·3
Fe 4·9 0·9 12·6 2·0 19·6 0·9 18·4 1·0 18·4 0·9
Zn 3·6 0·8 9·4 1·5 20·5 0·9 18·6 0·9 18·6 0·9
Na 3·4 0·7 9·2 1·6 19·2 0·9 17·9 1·1 17·4 1·0
K 3·7 0·6 10·1 1·8 23·8 1·1 22·9 0·9 22·9 1·1
*

‘Snacks’ represents consumption of one or more snacks consumed during the morning, afternoon or evening snack periods.