Table:
total
under-reporters
plausible reporters
over-reporters

mean grams
95% confidence interval
mean grams
95% confidence interval
mean grams
95% confidence interval
mean grams
95% confidence interval

from
to
from
to
from
to
from
to

all adults

food and beverages

2004
93
91
95
54
52
56
97
95
99
154
148
161

2015
85
83
87
55
53
57
95
93
97
146
136
156

food alone

2004
55
54
56
33
32
34
57
55
58
91
87
96

2015
58
56
59
39
37
40
64
62
66
96
89
104

beverages alone

2004
38
37
39
21
20
22
40
39
42
63
58
68

2015
27
26
28
16
15
18
31
29
33
49
43
55

males

food and beverages

2004
102
100
105
58
55
60
109
106
112
167
158
176

2015
94
92
97
60
57
62
106
103
110
159
143
176

food alone

2004
57
55
59
34
32
36
60
58
63
92
86
98

2015
62
60
63
40
38
43
69
66
71
102
88
115

beverages alone

2004
45
43
47
24
22
25
48
46
51
75
67
83

2015
33
31
35
19
17
21
38
35
41
58
49
67

females

food and beverages

2004
83
80
85
50
48
52
85
83
88
139
130
149

2015
75
73
77
50
48
53
83
80
86
131
121
141

food alone

2004
52
50
54
32
30
33
53
51
55
90
83
98

2015
53
52
55
36
34
38
59
57
61
91
84
97

beverages alone

2004
31
29
32
18
17
20
32
30
34
49
43
55

2015
21
20
23
14
12
15
24
22
25
40
32
48

Statement: canadians aged 19 and older reported consuming an average of 85 grams of total sugars in 2015.
Question: how many grams of total sugars did canadian aged 19 and older report comsuming in 2015?
Answer: [85]