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Paleo Diabetic 
We also have 3 times as much consumer debt as we did in 1994. The inside supermarket isles must be part of this equation.
Jane, it’s only been the last few years that I’ve realized how much research and experimentation the big food companies do to make those center aisle foods so “addictive.” David Kessler wrote a book about it that I never read.