California drives $475M in fast food SNAP use

Over a two-year period, more than $524 million in SNAP benefits were used at restaurants across nine states, mainly in California, which accounted for nearly $475 million. The Restaurant Meals Program allows certain SNAP recipients to buy hot meals at approved eateries, but legislation proposed by Rep. Brandon Gill aims to eliminate the program, citing concerns about taxpayer-funded fast food spending. The program currently operates in nine states and serves qualifying elderly, disabled, homeless individuals, and their spouses.

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