According to the figures just published by the United States

According to the figures just published by the United States Department of Agriculture,the diet of the average American has changed considerably in the past twenty years.Americans are _71_eating more chicken,fish,and seafood _72_ less lamb and veal.Cheese has become a _73_ American food _74_ consumption up 71 percent in the _75_ two decades.Calorie-conscious Americans are consuming _76_ whole milk and butter than _77_ before.On the other hand,the use of sugar and _78_ sweeteners has climbed _79_ ,largely because of a 175 percent increase in _80_drink consumption.The figures also _81_ that the average American eats eighteen pounds of ice cream a year.
_82_ the American diet has changed,the _83_ American family still spends less _84_ 20 percent of its disposable income_85_ food,less than almost any other country in the world.
And in a related story,the _86_ of a Gallop poll on the foods Americans like the least were released today.Snails topped the list _87_ the most unappealing food for Americans; 43 percent of those _88_ said they _89_ never eat snails.Brains came in a close second,_90_ by 41 percent of those polled.Only 5 percent of the respondents said they would never eat liver.
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