It does not, unsurprisingly.  The emphasis on meat seems to be less and less and grains seem to be more and more with every revision, though -- I wonder if eating in line with the Food Guide has become cheaper over time?  

Also, they are working on different languages and cultural adaptations, so they are making some effort to reach beyond middle-class white folks.

Robyn

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does it say what to do if you do not have money for food? 

dr 

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