The government's new meat-heavy diet looks unaffordable for many Americans

US secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants Americans to eat a lot more meat. Bloomberg/Getty Images The new "Real Food" pyramid could be too expensive for many Americans, according to a recent survey. Half of the respondents said affordability concerns make it hard to follow the protein-intensive guidance. Switching to the new food pyramid would raise grocery bills by 32% per person. New data suggests the dietary recommendations championed by US Health Secretary R...