Trump agriculture secretary’s idea for money-saving meal prompts derision

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US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins is facing criticism after suggesting a budget-friendly meal of chicken, broccoli, a corn tortilla, and "one other thing" could align with new dietary guidelines and save Americans money. Rollins made the remarks during a NewsNation interview addressing concerns about the affordability of the updated food pyramid, which emphasizes red meat and full-fat dairy. Her comments came in response to rising grocery costs, despite her claim that food prices are decreasing. Critics, including congressional Democrats, have called her suggestion out of touch with the financial struggles of working families. The consumer price index data indicates that food prices actually increased in December, contradicting Rollins' assertion.
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