I agree to some extent, except that lower cost food means access to higher quality lower cost food. That's a good thing. Growing up in the UK in the 80s most p

I agree to some extent, except that lower cost food means access to higher quality lower cost food. That's a good thing. Growing up in the UK in the 80s most people were eating a post war inspired limited diet. > But we do know that the Western diet is bad for people's health, and we do know that it's hard on the environment, so it's worth considering alternatives. The western diet is all things to all men. In my circle the "Mediterranean" diet is largely what people aspire to on a daily basis with everything else enriching their food experience on a less frequent basis.