So Good Blog/News Round-Up 1/31/12 Andy January 31, 2012 News 1 Comment Food Stamp Police to crack down on junk food abuse. Note to self: don’t try the McNugget Diet. I’m sure she would appreciate a dozen Boston Creme over red roses. Does my breast taste coily to you? Syringe give-away goes horribly wrong at pizza joint. The history of food in video games. Ad firm doesn’t use real amputee for diabetes campaign. Cue Photoshop. Stolen candy trail leads to parking lot meth lab. E.T. gets one call. A Hamburger History home companion. The following two tabs change content below.BioLatest Posts Andy Latest posts by Andy (see all) Say Whaaaaat? McRib Won’t See National Roll Out. - November 20, 2013 Quick Bite: McDonald’s New Veggie McWraps - August 29, 2013 Quick Bite: Lay’s Canada “Do Us A Flavor” Finalists. - August 1, 2013 One Response Mark January 31st, 2012 The food stamp bills in different locations are making the rounds of late. It is an interesting challenge. My approach is to make “healthy” foods cost less, particularly those food from a farm market etc. At least in NY benefits cards can be used to purchase farm market tokens. If the exchange rate on such a transaction were say 2:1 then someone who is receiving aid could stretch their grocery budget by purchasing fresh food rather than packaged/processed foods. Reply Leave a ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Current ye@r * Leave this field empty
Mark January 31st, 2012 The food stamp bills in different locations are making the rounds of late. It is an interesting challenge. My approach is to make “healthy” foods cost less, particularly those food from a farm market etc. At least in NY benefits cards can be used to purchase farm market tokens. If the exchange rate on such a transaction were say 2:1 then someone who is receiving aid could stretch their grocery budget by purchasing fresh food rather than packaged/processed foods. Reply
