Is food too cheap for our own good?

Chart of the Week: Is food too cheap for our own good?

And now the food manufacturers are hungry to get on the breakfast trays as well.
Meanwhile, America's children have never been fatter or sicker.

SuperMom101's Response to the post:

If food is too cheap – why is the government wanting to introduce free breakfasts at school?

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   SuperMom101 • 1 min ago

   Yes. Exactly! It’s the manufacturers that are hungry to get on the school breakfast menu. . .

   Had no idea about America’s highly processed, genetically engineered, chemically manufactured, artificially colored, steroid injected, arsenic feed, factory farmed, pesticide sprayed, antibiotic laced, sugar addicted, low fat, food supply when I experienced cancer over 12 years ago – and I thought I was eating healthy.

   Here’s a thought to Carolyn’s point. Ever wonder why Chocolate Cow’s Milk is offered on a school lunch tray as a beverage “choice” (along with three other types of cow’s milk) but water is banned? “The Federal Government sees no nutritional value in water and your local school lunch program won’t be reimbursed if it’s offered as a “choice.” Hmmmm…. and we can’t seem to figure out why America (and her children) have never been fatter or sicker. Common sense is not so common. – Voltaire

   Changed what’s on my plate, in my shopping cart, and in the kitchen cabinet and thankfully have been healthy ever since.

   Best health always,
   SuperMom101