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. 2017 Sep;107(9):1387–1394. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2017.303923

TABLE 2—

Number (Weighted %) of Participants Who Drank Any of Each Beverage Type in the Past 24 Hours, by Race/Ethnicity and Socioeconomic Status: National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, United States, 2009–2012

Beverage Overall, No. (Weighted %) Non-Hispanic White, No. (Weighted %) Non-Hispanic Black, No. (Weighted %) Hispanic, No. (Weighted %) Other Race, No. (Weighted %) Higher Income,a No. (Weighted %) Lower Income,a No. (Weighted %)
Plain water, any type 6625 (81.9) 2786 (82.2) 1413 (77.6) 1661 (81.7) 765 (86.0) 4470 (83.4) 2155 (77.0)
Tap water 3833 (53.1) 1942 (59.1) 680 (37.0) 719 (36.3) 492 (53.0) 2712 (56.4) 1121 (42.5)
Bottled water 3224 (33.6) 1018 (28.1) 815 (44.2) 1050 (49.3) 341 (39.7) 2103 (32.5) 1121 (37.0)
SSB 4727 (53.8) 1830 (49.7) 1216 (68.7) 1283 (64.1) 398 (50.1) 2871 (50.2) 1856 (65.2)
Milk 3382 (43.3) 1647 (46.4) 466 (25.8) 902 (42.3) 367 (42.5) 2229 (44.2) 1153 (40.2)
100% juice 1858 (21.8) 707 (20.6) 435 (24.6) 546 (26.6) 170 (19.6) 1248 (21.7) 610 (22.2)
Diet beverages 1397 (20.8) 840 (24.6) 179 (9.5) 270 (13.0) 108 (17.1) 1052 (23.4) 345 (12.4)
Coffee or tea, unsweetened 4572 (58.4) 2204 (63.7) 720 (35.4) 1145 (50.1) 503 (59.8) 3210 (62.3) 1362 (45.9)
Alcoholic beverages 1679 (21.1) 858 (23.5) 345 (18.6) 374 (16.0) 102 (11.0) 1196 (22.7) 483 (15.8)

Note. SSB = sugar-sweetened beverage.

a

Those above 130% of the poverty level were categorized as higher income, and those at or below 130% of the poverty line were categorized as lower income.