Soccer practices, dance rehearsals, play dates, and other scheduling conflicts make family dinner time seem like a thing of the past. Suddenly, we’re feeding our kids breakfast bars during the morning commute, sneaking 100-calorie packs at our desks, and grabbing dinner at the drive-thru window. Fewer meals together: In the past 20 years, the frequency of family dinners has declined 33 percent. More Prepared Food: Americans spend just 30 percent of their grocery money on fresh food. In comparison, […]