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National Wartime Nutrition Guide
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National Wartime Nutrition Guide

United States dietary guidelines
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  • ā€œEat real foodā€
    Dietary Guidelines for Americans
    / 1943: National Wartime Nutrition Guide

    In 1943, amid World War II, the USDA released the National Wartime Nutrition Guide, marking a turn toward a simple—both in text and graphics—and straightforward pamphlet that outlined the ā€œBasic 7ā€ food groups: green and yellow vegetables; oranges, tomatoes, grapefruit, and…

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    In 1943, amid World War II, the USDA released the National Wartime Nutrition Guide, marking a turn toward a simple—both in text and graphics—and straightforward pamphlet that outlined the ā€œBasic 7ā€ food groups: green and yellow vegetables; oranges, tomatoes, grapefruit, and…

    Read More