As I wrote in my other post, its about city planning. > And yes, food deserts exist. Yes because car dependency and long distances involved. If you have a mix

As I wrote in my other post, its about city planning. > And yes, food deserts exist. Yes because car dependency and long distances involved. If you have a mixed use walkable area there is almost always access to freshish foods at least basic vegis. Being depended on big box stores in some commercial district with a gigantic parking lot that you can't walk to that you only go to once every week or two is the problem.