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Americans don't need to choose to eat it, processed food producers just need to adopt it. Sorghum sugar can replace existing cane and corn sugars seamlessly. Sorghum ethanol can replace corn ethanol seamlessly.

LIAR!!! Reported for malicious misinformation. All GMO crops grown in the US are totally safe and superior to organic foods, as proven by the global consensus of peer reviewed science studies. GMO is a breeding method, it is NOT an actual ingredient. geneticliteracyproject.org/2022/01/21/g...

geneticliteracyproject.orgGMO 25-year safety endorsement: 280 science institutions, more than 3,000 studiesDespite vehement public debate, there is an overwhelming scientific consensus that GE foods present no greater risk than non-GMO crops, and provide many

I was reading about "Choviva", which is a chocolate alternative based on sunflower seeds, along with oats or soy flour. Sunflowers, like sorghum, are a good hot-weather crop. Choviva is said to have a consistency like that of milk chocolate, and only distinguishable if eaten as straight chocolate.

Should I get the baking powder and the hardtack outta the back of the Conestoga wagon, pappy? We love us some sorghum molasses on them biscuits with fatback. Good eatin'.

STORIES LIKE THIS MAKE MY HEAD HURT No one’s eating sorghum, any more than they’re eating #2 feed corn. Sorghum is being grown for animal feed and biofuel, same as cattle corn. Does NPR have no one to talk to about farming?

This article is about trying to promote human consumption of sorghum in the US and making it something not just grown for ethanol/animal feed, especially as drought conditions in the US provide challenges for growing more traditional food crops. Also, lots of people eat sorghum globally.