>I wouldn't be putting bread on the list of stuff to buy if we're aiming for healthy things I can think of plenty "healthy enough" meals of which bread is a co

>I wouldn't be putting bread on the list of stuff to buy if we're aiming for healthy things I can think of plenty "healthy enough" meals of which bread is a component. >I'm not sure I understand your point about the intersection of readers and those buying food at Walmart. I get that the overlap is probably not large, but I don't see the connection to the claim made by the article This article is written for a more wealthy audience that is going to be less aware of what food actually costs at the low end (i.e. just buying the cheapest X on the shelf instead of the X you like). My point is that few reading the article have the requisite knowledge/experience to call it out for portraying the situation inaccurately as the top level comment is doing and several here are agreeing with.