I come from a family that was borderline of the definition of "extreme poverty" within the U.S.
This is a really poor argument.
Aldi spaghetti sauces have ~10g sugars compared to a bottle of coke having ~65g sugars. Look into how many people are using Aldi's spaghetti sauces vs how many people are guzzling coke.
Is over sugarized shit literally everywhere in the U.S.? Yes.
Can you genuinely not find anything without? No.
It is not hard. It's really, really not. As somebody else mentioned, lobbying in the U.S. e.g. the Food Pyramid was an obvious disaster that did nothing good for the situation.
This is a really poor argument.
Aldi spaghetti sauces have ~10g sugars compared to a bottle of coke having ~65g sugars. Look into how many people are using Aldi's spaghetti sauces vs how many people are guzzling coke.
Is over sugarized shit literally everywhere in the U.S.? Yes.
Can you genuinely not find anything without? No.
It is not hard. It's really, really not. As somebody else mentioned, lobbying in the U.S. e.g. the Food Pyramid was an obvious disaster that did nothing good for the situation.
However, that can't be a coverall excuse.