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Foods that Americans were advised to avoid for decades are back on shopping lists — following updated federal dietary guidance released under President Donald Trump’s administration.
After years of being told to avoid full-fat dairy, red meat and saturated fats like butter and beef tallow, the White House said updated guidance no longer broadly discourages those foods when consumed in moderation.
The changes reflect revisions to federal nutrition recommendations developed through the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), rather than a wholesale reversal of prior advice.
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It doesn’t mean that every fatty food is encouraged. For example, experts still caution against eating too many processed snacks that are high in saturated fat such as chips, cookies and ice cream.
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New Trump administration dietary guidelines allow full-fat dairy, butter, in meals
