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Published in final edited form as: Am J Prev Med. 2014 Jul 18;47(3):275–282. doi: 10.1016/j.amepre.2014.05.007

Appendix Table 4.

Adjusted per capita caloric intake from selected consumer packaged foods and beverages by female head of household education among households with children ages 2–5 years^*

Year	2000			2003			2007			2011

Female head of household education	<High school diploma	High school graduate	College graduate	<High school diploma	High school graduate	College graduate	<High school diploma	High school graduate	College graduate	<High school diploma	High school graduate	College graduate
Number of households	82	1,344	1,207	100	1,378	1,366	123	2,287	2,666	86	1,415	2,056
Beverages
Soft drinks	67±3	50±1	38±1	53±2^†	49±1	34±1	37±2^‡	32±1^‡	23±1^‡	26±3	19±1^§	14±1^§
Juice and juice drinks	40±2	45±1	52±1	42±2	40±0	45±0^†	38±2	32±1^‡	33±1^‡	22±2^§	24±1^§	25±1^§
Milk	70±4	72±2	80±2	74±3	69±1	74±1	65±3	56±1^‡	59±1^‡	32±3^§	36±1^§	36±1^§
Sweetened milk	2±1	3±0	3±0	5±1	6±0^†	6±0^†	5±1	5±0	5±0	5±1	4±0	5±0
Other beverage Calories	30±3	26±1	24±1	24±2	22±1	20±1	23±2	20±1	18±1	16±2	17±1	13±1^§
Foods
Grain-based desserts	94±5	90±2	87±2	86±4	88±1	85±1	84±3	81±1	74±1	69±4	67±1^§	63±1^§
Savory snacks	91±4	88±2	85±2	89±3	94±1	90±1	82±3	78±1^‡	77±1^‡	67±4	71±1	69±1
Ready-to-eat cereals	37±3	41±1	44±1	39±2	40±1	44±1	41±2	39±1	41±1	37±2	36±1	39±1
Sweet snacks and candy	47±5	48±2	50±2	47±4	47±1	46±1	45±4	42±1	41±1	35±5	37±2	35±1
Processed Meats	39±2	35±1	28±1	46±2	40±0^†	34±0^†	40±2	35±1^‡	30±1^‡	32±2	29±1^§	25±1^§
Other food calories	601±21	590±10	567±10	610±16	580±4	564±4	582±15	541±5^‡	528±5^‡	477±19^§	470±7^§	450±6^‡

Models were adjusted for head of household race/ethnicity, household income, household composition, food prices, market, quarter and unemployment rate

^†

Value was significantly different from 2000 value, p<0.01

^‡

Value was significantly different from 2003 value, p<0.01

^§

Value was significantly different from 2007 value, p<0.01