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. 2015 May 23;2:440–443. doi: 10.1016/j.pmedr.2015.05.007

Table 3.

Differences in the percent of calories and food groups consumed for those elementary school students in southeast Texas selecting the item in Spring 2011 and Spring 2013.a

% Consumed
Spring 2011
Spring 2013
Differenceb
Mean SE Mean SE
Energy (kilocalories) 78.08 2.65 77.21 2.66 − 0.87
Fruit (c) 70.13 5.39 69.18 5.30 − 0.95
100% fruit juice (c) 85.69 4.76 86.90 4.61 1.21
Fruit + juice (c) 79.39 3.84 76.62 3.81 − 2.77
Total vegetables (all in cup measure) 68.46 5.36 68.11 5.47 − 0.35
Dark green vegetables 43.69 7.00 45.18 6.07 1.49
Red–orange vegetables 64.42 5.98 70.57 6.25 6.15
Starchy vegetables 68.72 5.53 79.99 5.83 11.27
Other vegetables 69.44 5.25 65.70 4.82 − 3.74
Legumes 45.35 12.33 28.34 12.26 − 17.01
Total grains (oz eq.) 65.02 6.13 67.64 6.12 2.62
Whole grains (oz eq.) 88.33 10.13 73.91 2.58 − 14.42
Protein foods (oz eq.) 85.77 10.40 79.81 10.42 − 5.96
Milk⁎⁎ (ozs) 78.83 5.53 68.09 5.58 − 10.74

Abbreviation: SE, standard error; c, cup; oz eq., ounce equivalent; ozs, ounces.

⁎⁎⁎ p < .001.

a

Controlling for gender, school free/reduced price meal status, and grade, and taking into account the clustering effect of schools.

b

Difference between 2011 and 2013 values.

p < .05.

⁎⁎

p < .01.