Well, to me that is just an extension of how Fla. and many other states are increasingly dictating to poor people how to use their food stamps. Now don't get me wrong. I agree you probably shouldn't be allowed to use them to buy licquor and beer or cigarettes. I get that. I also understand encouraging people to buy healthy and nutritious fresh food instead of junk food.
But, the rules here can be ridiculously strict. Can't buy a birthday cake. Ever! Not even on your kid's birthday!
So, to me, this 'plan' to make food stamps more like blue apron is just an extension of that conservative paternalism toward the poor philosophy. But now, we won't even tell you what to do with your food stamps. Nah, let's remove all choice from you. We decide what you eat, you can't be trusted to do it for yourself and your family. (Because conservatives don't like government in your life ... unless you're poor.) Instead, now, you'll get prepackaged meals, pre-delivered. And yeah, some private contractor (if not Blue Apron themselves) will be making out like bandits from this newest form of corporate welfare.
Out this way, the foodies, who normally work my last nerve, really do have a point about "food deserts". They and community-based food justice types have been instrumental in at least making farmers markets take EBT, since a lot of the food shopping in the hood is a couple steps up from the food pantry.
Plenty of canned stuff, not a lot of fresh stuff, and by the time you get off work to go to the store, the produce has been way picked over. I see this even in my own neighborhood which is considered "desirable" even in this insane San Francisco economy.
In California, my region at least, a lot of the farmers markets now take EBT, which is great. But that means you have to get on the BART to the bus to the farmers market in the tony part of town that takes the EBT, and then make sure you don't buy too much to carry back home since you don't have $ for Lyft.

Conservatives love government overreach and the removal of "choice" from anyone who doesn't aspire to be like them. Ironically, this is how they define "freedom". If their precious taxes aren't going to the over-policing and government micromanagement of low-income, minority, formerly-incarcerated, veterans, and any mix of the above, they get very nervous and angry.