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Surge in number of people in hospital with nutrient deficiencies, NHS figures show
(www.theguardian.com)
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Food stamps in the US don't cover prepared meals.
I know you can’t buy restaurant-style stuff from the deli that’s ready to eat.
But can’t you buy hamburger helper with SNAP? Or Hormel prepared shelf-stable meals? Or Dinty Moore corn beef hash in a can? This is what I was talking about.
Those, yes. Your comment made me think you were thinking of things like chickens that have already been cooked or take out from the deli.