They acted like that shit was so important, but it was like super influenced by food lobbyists and misleading or whatever
Apparently in 2011 they changed it to "myplate" and I haven't heard anything about it since then
In Soviet north china the government lies about what a "healthy meal" is comprised of
That second one lmao - you should have more milk per day than vegetables
Wonder if I can guess what lobby was behind that edition.
Just as bad as this is the recommendation to choose low-fat or fat-free stuff. If you're not getting the calories you need from fats, you're likely going to end up bridging the gap with something sugary. There's a reason why the sugar industry had such a big role in dietary recommendations, and why it took us over 50 years to realize "hey maybe eating sugar is really bad", and today we kinda paper over that.
The 68% of the world that has some degree of lactose intolerance: :die: