The mean (±SD) whole-grain intakes (in g/d) from foods with various whole-grain concentrations are listed in Table 1⇓. The high-whole-grain foods (≥51% whole-grain content by weight) that contributed most to intake (in g/d) included select cold breakfast cereals (37.6%), brown rice (25.3%), cooked oatmeal (21.8%), and popcorn (11.6%). Of the participants who reported eating breakfast cereals (76.3% of the cohort), 44.2% reported eating breakfast cereals with ≥51% whole-grain content by weight, 26% reported eating breakfast cereals with 25–50% whole-grain content by weight, and 29.7% reported eating refined-grain cereals (