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I in no way disagree with that, but it does nothing to change the fact that it's only in the states interest, and more than justified, to push diets towards moderately healthy alternatives that focus on delivering the most nutrition for dollar spent.
Not arguing with that. However some seem to be taking a positive delight in the notion of making a food stamps diet inconvenient and unappealing.
As for convenience foods, I'd also point out a lot of disabled and/or elderly people would have difficulty doing from-scratch food prep. I recall when my grandparents got really old, Granny started a couple of kitchen fires trying to cook, not to mention ruining several meals from difficulty concentrating.