I was volunteering at a youth homeless shelter and believe me they would've eaten it. I was pretty whorrified by the food that they not only kept stocked in the kitchen, but also the kinds of foods they would try to get supplied to them. There was no emphasis on nutrition or health, basically priority was given to what the residents wanted and liked to eat, which was 98% junk food. It didn't help that the overnight staff would bring in bags from fast food places for their food, and often got food for the residents as well. But I totally see your point. I also volunteer for a soup kitchen and they are all about more nutritious and balanced meals for the clients, so I know it can be done. It just makes me gag seeing all that "food" get thrown out with no effort to try and think of something to do with it besides just literally wasting it. Maybe it could've been melted down to power Willie Nelson's hybrid bong or something.

I know this is a show about clothes and designing, but it just went way overboard on the superficiality and wasteful consumption of American culture for me.