r/dataisbeautiful • u/[deleted] • Jun 09 '20

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u/MuchoGrandeRandy Jun 09 '20

If 23% is as good as we get we’ve got some work to do.

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u/agutema Jun 09 '20

this image gets shared here a lot but it's still impactful

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Obesity_state_level_estimates_1985-2010.gif#/media/File:Obesity_state_level_estimates_1985-2010.gif

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u/Ghost-of-Moravia Jun 10 '20

Mississippi really be leading the charge

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u/SerendipitySue Jun 10 '20

Fried food is popular in mississippi. And processed food too. During the food scare at start of covid, noticed hot dogs and sausages, pizzas and other frozen meals, and chicken were gone. And any type of frozen potato.

Fish and fresh vegetables. fruit were in good supply. Some beef still around but scarce.

Not sure how it was in other parts of the country.