Table 6.

Food sources of added sugar among Mexican infants, toddlers, and young children aged 0–47.9 months by age group from ENSANUT 2012.

Rank	Age 0–5.9 Months			Age 6–11.9 Months			Age 12–23.9 Months			Age 24–47.9 Months
	Food Group	% of Total		Food Group	% of Total		Food Group	% of Total		Food Group	% of Total
1	Yogurt	30.9		Cookies	26.3		Yogurt	14.9		Traditional beverages	12.0
2	Sweetened tea and coffee	14.9		Yogurt	21.6		Cookies	11.8		Carbonated sodas	11.5
3	Traditional beverages	13.1		Fruit-flavored drinks	7.5		Sweetened breads	10.4		Sweetened breads	10.3
4	Bread/rolls/biscuits/bagels	11.6		Sweetened breads	6.4		Traditional beverages	10.3		Yogurt	10.3
5	Mexican desserts	6.0		Ice cream/frozen yogurt/puddings	6.3		Fruit-flavored drinks	8.2		Cookies	7.7
6	Cookies	5.8		Traditional beverages	6.4		Sweetened tea and coffee	7.6		Cow’s milk	7.5
7	Fruit-flavored drinks	4.5		Candy	4.8		Carbonated sodas	5.6		Sweetened tea and coffee	6.8
8	Sweet breads	2.6		Bread/rolls/biscuits/bagels	2.3		Breakfast cereals	4.8		Fruit-flavored drinks	6.6
9	Carbonated sodas	2.6		Breakfast cereals	2.0		Candy	4.6		Candy	6.3
10	Canned fruit	1.8		Mexican desserts	1.9		100% fruit juice	3.6		Breakfast cereals	5.1
11	Preserves/jelly	1.8		Salty snacks	1.8		Cow’s milk	3.0		Ice cream/frozen yogurt/puddings	2.4
12	Ice cream, frozen yogurt, puddings	1.0		100% fruit juice	1.7		Cakes	2.0		100% fruit juice	1.9
13				Sweetened tea and coffee	1.7		Ice cream/frozen yogurt/puddings	1.8		Bread/rolls/biscuits/bagels	1.6
14				Carbonated sodas	1.5		Mexican desserts	1.7		Cakes	1.5
15				Canned fruit	1.4		Salty snacks	1.6		Yakult	1.5
16				Yakult	1.3		Yakult	1.2		Mexican desserts	1.2
17				Sugars	1.1		Bread/rolls/biscuits/bagels	1.1		Sandwiches & tortas	1.1
18							Artificially sweetened powdered beverage	1.0		Artificially sweetened powdered beverage	1.0
All food groups		96.6			96.0			95.2			95.3