Table 5
Difference in estimated energy intake by top source of the difference and category of reporters, household population aged 2 or older, Canada excluding territories, 2004 and 2015

Table 5
Difference in estimated energy intake by top source of the difference and category of reporters, household population aged 2 or older, Canada excluding territories, 2004 and 2015
Table summary
This table displays the results of Difference in estimated energy intake by top source of the difference and category of reporters. The information is grouped by Top sources of the difference (appearing as row headers), Total, Under-reporters, Plausible reporters, Over-reporters, Estimate (kcal) and 95% confidence interval, calculated using from and to units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Top sources of the differenceTable 5 Note  Total Under-reporters Plausible reporters Over-reporters
Estimate (kcal) 95% confidence interval Estimate (kcal) 95% confidence interval Estimate (kcal) 95% confidence interval Estimate (kcal) 95% confidence interval
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Sugar-sweetened beverages -71Note * -78 -64 -30Note * -39 -21 -70Note * -78 -62 -86Note * -114 -57
Meat -37Note * -51 -23 -8 -24 9 -10 -28 8 -71Note * -122 -20
Milk -34Note * -40 -27 -12Note * -19 -4 -26Note * -33 -18 -44Note * -68 -20
Pasta, rice, cereal grains and flours -25Note * -37 -13 16Note * 2 30 -4 -18 9 -59Note * -106 -13
Sugars -20Note * -25 -14 -3 -8 2 -11Note * -17 -5 -34Note * -57 -12
Pastries 19Note * 10 28 9 -2 20 32Note * 20 45 30 -1 61
Oils -18Note * -25 -10 12Note * 5 20 -3 -12 6 -46Note * -75 -16
Breakfast cereals -17Note * -23 -12 3 -5 10 -12Note * -20 -5 -53Note * -75 -31
Soups -13Note * -18 -8 -3 -9 3 -5 -12 1 -37Note * -54 -19
Potatoes, fried, roasted, chips -10Note * -17 -4 0 -6 6 -8Note * -15 0 1 -32 35
Cheese -10Note * -17 -2 -4 -11 3 -7 -17 3 49Note * 16 83
Nuts 10Note * 2 17 11Note * 2 19 16Note * 6 26 29 -6 63
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