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Forget politics. Forget the economy. Forget world news. The only thing that matters now is Taylor and Travis. America's royal couple has arrived.
This is about the most exciting news event I've read in months. I'll be watching daily for more tidbits of information about the coming nuptials and post here daily.
This is about the most exciting news event I've read in months. I'll be watching daily for more tidbits of information about the coming nuptials and post here daily.
Yav,
"Did you get that from Facebook? From the laughable "Economic Policy Innovation Center"?"
Primary Source
US Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Service (FNS)
Foods Typically Purchased by SNAP Households: Summary.
IMPAQ International for USDA FNS, November 2016.
fns-prod.azureedge.us
" Data year covered: 2011 ("calendar year 2011 transaction data from a large national retailer").
" Table used: Exhibit 6: Top 25 Commodities Purchased by SNAP Households and Non-SNAP Households, pp. 18"20.
Secondary Summaries and Policy References
USDA FNS page: "Foods Typically Purchased by SNAP Households."
www.fns.usda.gov
(Official USDA summary linking to the same PDF and describing the dataset.)
Brookings Institution " "Pros and Cons of Restricting SNAP Purchases."
www.brookings.edu
(Provides context on spending shares by category.)
Economic Policy Innovation Center (EPIC) " policy summary quoting USDA data.
epicforamerica.org
Federal Reserve Board FEDS Notes (2025):
"How Were Extra SNAP Benefits Spent?"
www.federalreserve.gov
2011
Rank Commodity
1 Soft drinks
2 Fluid milk products
3 Beef grinds
4 Bag snacks
5 Cheese
6 Baked breads
7 Cold cereal
8 Chicken fresh
9 Frozen handhelds and snacks
10 Lunchmeat
11 Candy - packaged
12 Infant formula
13 Frozen pizza
14 Refrigerated juices/drinks
15 Ice cream, ice milk, sherbets
16 Coffee and creamers
17 Cookies
18 Water - (sparkling and still)
19 Shelf stable juice
20 Eggs/muffins/potatoes
Good night all....