The supplemental nutrition program was originally intended to increase the variety of international foods Americans were eating.

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The supplemental nutrition program (SNAP) was originally known as the food stamp program and was created to provide assistance to low-income individuals to purchase nutritious food. Its primary goal was not to increase the variety of international foods Americans were eating, although SNAP benefits can be used to purchase a wide variety of food items, including international cuisine.

The Supplemental Nutrition Program Was Originally Intended to Increase the Variety