2015
DOI: 10.1097/nt.0000000000000072
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How Sweet It Is

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“…Preliminary in‐house evaluations of beverage attributes (i.e., color, taste/astringency, and presence of tannins) related them to iced tea, which is commonly consumed in the United States as either sugar‐sweetened (“sweet tea”) or unsweetened (“unsweet tea”). In the Southern United States (such as Louisiana where this consumer study was conducted), sweet tea is a culinary staple (Taft et al., 2015), and accordingly, 65% of the current population sample reported preferring sweetened iced tea, while 16% preferred unsweetened (5% no preference and 14% do not drink iced tea). However, consumers’ preferences for cold‐brewed sorghum bran beverages did not follow the same bimodal distribution.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Preliminary in‐house evaluations of beverage attributes (i.e., color, taste/astringency, and presence of tannins) related them to iced tea, which is commonly consumed in the United States as either sugar‐sweetened (“sweet tea”) or unsweetened (“unsweet tea”). In the Southern United States (such as Louisiana where this consumer study was conducted), sweet tea is a culinary staple (Taft et al., 2015), and accordingly, 65% of the current population sample reported preferring sweetened iced tea, while 16% preferred unsweetened (5% no preference and 14% do not drink iced tea). However, consumers’ preferences for cold‐brewed sorghum bran beverages did not follow the same bimodal distribution.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The primary outcome of this study was the total energy (measured in kilocalories, kcal) consumed from 100% fruit juice and SSBs. This was ascertained using the BEVQ-15, a quantitative questionnaire validated in adults to assess habitual beverage consumption [14][15][16], but modified for use in children, as previously described [17]. The BEVQ-15 assessment includes questions about intake frequency, per week or per day, and the quantity of water, 100% fruit juice, sweetened juice drinks, whole milk, reduced-fat milk, low-fat milk, flavored milk, carbonated sweetened drinks, diet carbonated drinks, sweet tea, tea with or without sweetener, and sport drinks.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%