VanHing

I was joking about the bloody crisps, of course :) That being said, many studies link obesity and income inequality: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1733121/

The point is that stuff like crisps is way cheaper than it should be, making it an option for poor people when stretching their budget. I hope people don't actually eat it for dinner ;) Noodle soup is healthier but still not healthy. Most cheap noodles soups are full of the "wrong" kinds of fats and sugar.

When you walk into Tesco everyday noticing that crisps for dinner would be the cheapest option, this report is no big surprise!