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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People who receive SNAP benefits should have to use a percentage on fresh fruits and veggies.[/quote] Awesome. When are you starting a program to GET in season fruits and vegetables, means to cook and store them, and cooking oils and herbs and spices to SNAP beneficiaries??? I am so serious, I’m a local community advocate and organizer not far from NOVA I work with some food justice folks once you have this program going we will absolutely jump in and help, advertise and get it moving to other localities!! Great idea PP![/quote] Not so sure. Could lead to more food waste like the school lunch programs. Kids are forced to take fresh fruit and vegetables in the cafeteria and we see a lot of it go straight into the trash.[/quote] Good point. To add, cooking oil and spices aren’t a requirement to able to consume vegetables and fruit. If you want to use oil and spice, then budget accordingly. [/quote] I have occasionally bought food for grocery give a ways at my church. I ALWAYS buy cases of spices to put in the bags. It really does make a difference and can make good food taste delicious! Spices can be expensive. PP here they certainly are not a REQUIREMENT but if you want to REQUIRE people to use a percentage of their SNAP benefits on fruits and vegetables and you also want to treat people like human beings worthy of respect, kindness, and nourishing flavorful healthy palatable pleasing foods then those things would be added to any such program that truly had the best interest of people at heart. [/quote] They can use snap benefits on oil and spices if they want. Those are versatile to cooking in general and limited to using to prepare produce. Or not. There is nothing inhumane or unkind about steaming, boiling, or eating produce raw. [/quote] +1[/quote][/quote]
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