Okay, show of hands-

deducecanoe:

soyeahso:

thepenguinsaurus:

peroxidepirate:

fattypolitic:

How many people by now have no idea that eating more fruits and vegetables, lean protein, and drinking plenty of (unpolluted) water is better for you than processed food?

I know it. Everyone knows it.

What these arrogant shits who keep aiming to “teach low income people” is not something we don’t know. 

If you want to “teach” me something about food then teach me how to make $30 a week for three people stretch without processed meals.  

Or how about you stop assuming we are ignorant of the fact that fresh foods are better for us than hamburger helper and look at the root of WHY we have to buy the shit.

Once again, it’s just easier to assume ignorance and laziness than it is to apply any critical thinking or empathy.

WORD.

its actually cheaper to eat healthy sweetie 😉 😉  just eat beans 😉 eve r y day 😉 and letTUuce 😉 without any dr 😉 essin;)g ea t;) ing health;) y is cheap 😉

beans sw;)eetie

“Mrs.
Beeton gave a recipe for a “Useful Soup for Benevolent Purposes” that the
frugal housewife could make to distribute to the local poor, at a cost of 1 ½ d.
per quart: “The above recipe was used in the winter of 1858 by the Editress, who
made, each week, in her copper, 8 or 9 gallons…for distribution…[It] gave…a
dish of warm, comforting food, in place of the cold meat and piece of bread
which form, with too many cottagers, their usual meal, when, with a little more
knowledge of the “cooking” art, they might have, for less expense, a warm dish
every day.” All they needed for this improvement was a little more knowledge—and
the means to make use of it, for, although the ingredients suggested by the
bountiful Editress came to a mere 1 ½ d. per quart, that as when they were
bought in bulk.  And if the ready cash
was available to buy the ingredients, the “cottager” still required a copper,
fuel to feed it for six and a half hours, a spare six and a half hours to watch
over it, and the physical strength to carry ten gallons of water home. “ — Inside the Victorian Home by Judith
Flanders

This shit’s been going on forever. 

Poor shaming has been a hobby for those with resources since forever.