FIGURE 2.

Relations between beverage consumption profiles and dietary purchasing patterns, Homescan 2000–2010. A: All households (n = 501,343 observations). B: Single-person households (n = 136,011 observations). C: Multiperson households without children (n = 241,599 observations). D: Multiperson households with children (n = 123,733 observations). Values represent the predicted probability of being in the highest tertile (T3) for each dietary pattern from random-effects longitudinal logistic regression models, adjusted for household size, year, income, and race-ethnicity with interaction between the beverage profile and household type (B-D). Bars with different lowercase letters are significantly different at the 5% level (Bonferroni-adjusted Student's t test). CS, calorie sweetened; Homescan, Nielsen Homescan Panel; LCS, low-calorie sweetened RTE, ready to eat; T, tertile.