Portion-divided plates, for when portions are out of control ... It can’t be that difficult, especially now that the food pyramid has been replaced with MyPlate, ...

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No matter which food group was at the top and which at the bottom, the venerable food pyramid never did make much sense. How big were the servings supposed to be? And what were all those rainbow ...

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s new MyPlate icon divides the plate into four food groups: fruits, vegetables, grains and protein, with a fifth group next to the plate to represent dairy foods.

The new "My Plate" healthy eating icon — a very simple circle divided into quadrants that contain fruits, vegetables, protein and grains with dairy on the side — replaces USDA's food pyramid ...

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AFP RELAXNEWS A graphic interpretation of recent changes to the US dietary guidelines shows that the average American adheres to the national food guide MyPlate just seven days out of the year. Usi… ...

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