It’s a common refrain among the public: healthful food costs more. However, this isn’t necessarily true, especially if you consider the cost per nutrient. Sure, an apple that costs about a dollar is more expensive than a serving of potato chips ($0.23) or a serving of peanut butter cheese sandwich crackers ($0.31). But when we look at the nutrients in an apple compared to the nutrients in the ...
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