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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Public Health Nutr. 2014 Jun 9;18(9):1620–1625. doi: 10.1017/S1368980014001190

Table 2.

Percentage of foods and beverages brought by children (N = 773) and staff (N = 126 observations) across 27 days at summer day camp.

Category Child Percentage Staff Percentage
Beverages
 Soda/Pop 3.4 10.0
 Water 41.9 63.5
 Juice 100% 3.4 1.6
 Juice other (non-100% juice, e.g. Capri Sun™, juice boxes) 45.9 14.0
 Milk 0.7 0.0
 Sports D 13.6 15.8
 Energy D 0.3 0.0
Fruits and Vegetables
 Vegetable 2.2 8.6
 Fruit Fresh 26.1 29.8
 Fruit Dried 2.8 5.2
 Fruit Cup 9.3 4.2
 Apple Sauce 8.1 4.8
Sweeteners
 Fruit Candy 15.6 4.3
 Cereal 1.8 3.4
 Granola/cereal bar 12.0 3.6
 Candy bar 5.9 2.0
 Cookie 23.5 10.5
 Pastries 15.1 10.3
 Other Dessert 9.6 5.9
Salty Foods
 Cracker 24.4 12.4
 Popcorn 3.0 4.3
 Chips 52.5 48.0
Added “visible” fats
 Dips 3.5 2.4
Dairy
 Cheese 5.3 2.1
 Yogurt 5.8 2.6
Pre-packaged Foods
 Fast food 7.2 9.0
 Lunchable™ 19.5 4.1
Sandwiches
 Brown bread with meat 5.4 0.1
 White bread with meat 18.3 17.1
 Brown bread non-meat 6.8 5.7
 White bread non-meat 17.7 3.0
 Meat sandwich (bread type not provided) -- 9.3
 Non-meat sandwich (bread type not provided) -- 11.6
Nuts -- 0.6
Coffee -- 0.6
Other (pasta, eggs) 14.5 14.1

Categories may not total 100% since multiple food items were allowed for each meal/snack (i.e. water and juice).