TABLE 4—
Beverage Consumed | Total, Mean ±SE (%a) | Healthy Weight, Mean ±SE (%a) | Overweight, Mean ±SE (%a) | Obese, Mean ±SE (%a) |
Sugar-sweetened | ||||
Sweet, kcal | 238 ±10 (12) | 244 ±9 (12) | 222 ±7 (11) | 213* ±7 (11) |
Salty, kcal | 118 ±6 (6) | 110 ±5 (6) | 103 ±5 (5) | 107 ±5 (6) |
Diet | ||||
Sweet, kcal | 238 ±19 (11) | 231 ±18 (12) | 238 ±16 (11) | 243 ±14 (11) |
Salty, kcal | 129 ±11 (7) | 122 ±11 (7) | 115 ±8 (5) | 131*,** ±8 (6) |
Alcohol | ||||
Sweet, kcal | 182 ±14 (9) | 164 ±10 (9) | 189 ±10 (9) | 171 ±11 (9) |
Salty, kcal | 105 ±7 (5) | 101 ±6 (5) | 91 ±6 (5) | 91 ±7 (5) |
100% juice | ||||
Sweet, kcal | 235 ±14 (10) | 218 ±11 (9) | 228 ±12 (10) | 213 ±10 (9) |
Salty, kcal | 105 ±7 (5) | 87 ±6 (4) | 100 ±6 (5) | 103* ±6 (5) |
Milk | ||||
Sweet, kcal | 238 ±11 (10) | 252 ±9 (11) | 216* ±7 (10) | 214* ±8 (9) |
Salty, kcal | 98 ±6 (5) | 85 ±5 (4) | 87 ±4 (4) | 88 ±4 (4) |
Note. Healthy weight = body mass index (BMI) 18.5–24.99; overweight = BMI 25–29.99; obese = BMI ≥ 30. All values are mean per capita consumption (in kcal) from sweet or salty snacks for those people who consumed each beverage. Multivariate regression was used to adjust for gender, race/ethnicity, education, body-weight category, marital status, income, employment status, weekend or weekday, and other beverages consumed.
Percentage of contribution to daily solid caloric intake.
*Difference from healthy-weight group significant at P < .05; **difference between overweight and obese groups significant at P < .05.