RFK Jr.'s ‘Real Food Show’ Flips the Food Pyramid With His Brand of ‘Healthy’ Cooking

Health Secretary RFK Jr.’s new cooking show puts the inverted food pyramid in the spotlight. Houston Chronicle/Hearst Newspapers/Getty Images Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is hosting a new cooking show on YouTube called “The Real Food Show.” The aim of the MAHA spin-off is to teach viewers how to cook healthy, real foods on a budget. The star of the show is the “upside-down” food pyramid, which was introduced in the updated Dietary Guidelines for Americans. The new guidelines sowed confusion and concern around advice on the daily intake of fats and grains. Experts say the guidelines are sound, but it remains to be seen if RFK Jr. will inject his own opinions into the show. A new cooking show hosted by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. aims to teach viewers how to cook simple, budget-friendly meals. Secretary Kennedy’s “The Real Food Show” series will stream on YouTube, according to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The show, a spinoff of the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) agenda, features nutrition advice and appearances by special guests who will work alongside Kennedy to prepare their favorite dish…