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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 8.
Published in final edited form as: Br J Nutr. 2008 Nov 24;101(12):1805–1811. doi: 10.1017/S000711450813584X

Table 2.

Percentage of total energy intake contributed by food and beverage groups, Guatemala 2002–4*

Men (n 469) Women (n 751)
Tortillas 33·3 30·6
Fruits/vegetables 13·0 14·1
Sweets 9·7 10·3
Powdered drinks/soda 7·6 7·1
Bread/cereals 4·6 6·2
Butter/cream 6·0 6·1
Rice/noodles 4·9 5·2
Beans 4·7 4·6
Milk/cheese 2·3 3·1
Chicken 2·7 2·9
Meat 2·7 2·9
Tacos/tamales 2·0 2·5
Miscellaneous 2·2 2·0
‘Western’ foods 2·6 1·5
Fish 1·1 0·7
Alcohol 0·9 0·01
*

For details of subjects and procedures, see Methods.

Includes eggs, mayonnaise and broth.

Includes hamburgers, hot dogs, pizza and chips.