The Percentage Of Americans Who Can't Afford Food Hasn't Budged Since The Recession Peaked

On a recent night last week, dinner for Jill Taormina and her family was Totino's Pizza Rolls with a side of canned pears. There was no other food on the table. "I'd rather make a roast with potatoes in the Crock-Pot. My kids like to eat healthy," said Taormina, who lives with her daughters, Angela, 12, and Madeline, 16. "But the price of meat and produce is outrageous." Money has been tight lately for the 34-year-old single mom, who lives in Atwater, Ohio. She supports her family on a fixed inc...