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/poor/ people food general Anonymous Mon May 8 23:29:06 2023 No.19251386 [Reply] [Original]

you can feed six with a pound and a cheap jar and frozen meatballs, under $10

>>	Anonymous Mon May 8 23:33:50 2023 No.19251401 >>19251386 bonus: you can make your own meatballs for even cheaper and freeze them yourself, too.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 8 23:45:21 2023 No.19251438 Typical meat sauce: 2 large cans tomatoes ($4.00) Olive oil ($0.50) Garlic ($0.50) Basil ($3.00) Ground beef ($5.00) Parsley ($2.00) Bread Crumbs ($0.50) Eggs ($0.50) Pasta ($1.50) Total: $17.50 That's some shitty kind of sauce you're making.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 8 23:46:16 2023 No.19251442 >>19251438 Great value sketti sauce is like 2 dollar

>>	Anonymous Mon May 8 23:51:24 2023 No.19251457 maybe look into what armenians are eating because they are stingy as fuck and know how to stretch a dollar. i never see them unless there's a huge sale.

Anonymous Mon May 8 23:58:34 2023 No.19251469

pasta in general is cheap as fuck and so overpriced at restaurant it hurts me to order it cause of the huge markup. carbonara is literally three ingredients but they will make you pay 20 pounds for it when you can make few portions for less than a fiver

Anonymous Tue May 9 00:36:22 2023 No.19251571

>>19251438
Pasta - $.75 worth of a large box
Olive oil - $.20 worth of a cheap bottle
Parsley - grow your own
Basil - grow your own
2 large tomatoes cans - $3.00
Garlic - $.50
Eggs - $.20 worth of a 6 carton
Breadcumbs - $.30 worth of a box
Beef - $5.00

The total is just $.9.95

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 00:39:52 2023 No.19251577 >>19251386 You stupid bitch, why do you consider that to be poor peiple food? Tons of people from millionaires to billionairs that like to just have a can of sloppa like spagetioos without the pretence of you.

Anonymous Tue May 9 00:40:39 2023 No.19251580

>>19251442
A big can of great value whole peeled tomatoes is 1.36 in my area. Idk how good they are because I don't shop at whalemart. Legit dop san marzanos are ~$4 for the same size and they're delicious. Costco often has a 3 pack for $10. Olive oil and garlic you should have already on hand and they cost pennies per recipe.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 00:42:27 2023 No.19251584 >>19251571 What's your point? Did you even have one in the first place? Wow it's less than $10, so the fuck what? Get a job bitch.

Anonymous Tue May 9 00:43:56 2023 No.19251591

>>19251386
we got spaghetti when we were poor, but no meatballs, and the sauce came from an envelope.

We ate tons of ramen.

my mom made shepherds pie all the time.

It's been over 30 years and I won't eat any of those things now.

>>19251438
generic spaghetti and some nasty sauce from an envelope $2 in 1983

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 00:44:21 2023 No.19251592 Wate not want not, but some of you faggots are pathetic scroungers.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 00:47:22 2023 No.19251603 Ive lived off of nothing myself sometimes but I never made an issue or posts out of it like you look at me look at me faggots do, you're pathetic.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 00:50:10 2023 No.19251612 >>19251591 Man up bitch, who the fuck in their right mind eats generic getti? Are you some kind of butt boi?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 00:51:59 2023 No.19251618 >>19251603 helps if you actually reply to somebody, bro. nobody knows what the fuck you're talking about.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 00:52:30 2023 No.19251620 >>19251612 1983 homo I was a kid

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 00:54:17 2023 No.19251631 >>19251584 >Thread about poor people food >Why not double the price?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 00:54:22 2023 No.19251633 >>19251618 Lame excuse there for eating generic getti.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 00:55:44 2023 No.19251638 >>19251631 Why not double the amount of money that you make instead of being a butt boi faggot? You stupid punk.

Anonymous Tue May 9 00:56:48 2023 No.19251641

>>19251633
i spare no expense when it comes to food, especially pasta dishes. san marzano tomatoes are not cheap, nor is grass fed beef. not sure who you're trying to reply to but you should figure out this whole 4chan thing before posting again. in short, lurk moar faggot.

Anonymous Tue May 9 00:57:12 2023 No.19251643

Jail bowls (dollar store bowls):
- bag of knoor rice ($1.25)
- can of chicken(or tuna) ($1.25)
- velvete cheese sauce ($1.25)
- can of chili optional ($1.25)
Total: $5.00

If you're homeless, use the microwave at the gas station or the community outreach center to heat up your knoor then mix the other shit in.

Anonymous Tue May 9 00:57:47 2023 No.19251644

>under $10
I can feed 6 people for under $5.
Pasta, $1/lb
Tomatoes, $1/lb (using 1⅓lb)
Tomato juice, $1.79/48oz (using 900ml)
Garlic, $1/2heads (using 6 cloves)
Bullshit olive oil (part extra virgin, part food grade olive pomace oil), $3/500ml (using 80ml)

Total investment: $8
Total cost: $4.18

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 00:59:50 2023 No.19251647 >>19251618 The funny thing is that you don't have to understand what I'm on about, you're the minimum wage junkie making what the government tells you to make. To me, you're a stupid crackhead.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:00:22 2023 No.19251649 >>19251638 Wow, aren't you a financial genius.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:01:08 2023 No.19251650 >>19251644 Almost 420 ahahah where you cooking can I get a taste

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:01:38 2023 No.19251652 >>19251649 I don't have to do that. You're still a butt boi homosexual faggot.

Anonymous Tue May 9 01:02:06 2023 No.19251653

>>19251591
>We ate tons of ramen.

What the fuck happened to the price of Nissin ramen? It wasn't too long ago, a six-pack cost a dollar, now you pay $3.69 for a five-pack. At least where I shop.

Lentils have taken over for ramen as my go-to povery staple. Ten cents an ounce or thereabouts.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:03:07 2023 No.19251659 >>19251653 Whoops. Not Nissin, but Maruchan. The brick.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:03:27 2023 No.19251660 >>19251652 Anon you are the only faggot here, bragging about how you can make your own spaghetti sauce like you're a culinary genius.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:04:03 2023 No.19251661 >>19251653 How about a rotisserie chicken? The prices on those have skyrocketed.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:05:06 2023 No.19251663 >>19251660 I never mentioned getti sauce, though if I was to make some for a girlfriend I'd add an anchovy.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:07:15 2023 No.19251668 >>19251663 Are you >>19251438 if not than fuck off, I don't care about you.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:08:12 2023 No.19251671 >>19251668 Nope, not me, you confused yourself in this bread.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:10:06 2023 No.19251676 >>19251668 You should care about not confusing yourself, you come across as a retarted moron.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:12:02 2023 No.19251681 >>19251438 Home canned tomatoes - $2 Home grown garlic - practically free Home grown basil - practically free Home grown parsley -practically free Home made ground beef made from scraps - practically free Bread crumbs - practically free >$5

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:15:24 2023 No.19251687 >>19251681 For that mathematical genius you should get a job and make >$100/hour do the math, it's simple.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:17:31 2023 No.19251690 >>19251687 I was adjusting the price of the post i replied to .. try not to be poor and stupid, anon

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:18:31 2023 No.19251694 >>19251690 I leave being a cunt to you, you dumpster diving freak

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:19:36 2023 No.19251696 >>19251690 How do you enjoy those rotten black tomatoes?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:20:25 2023 No.19251700 >>19251650 Actually, it's a tad over that as I'd forgotten another dollar for flatleaf parsley IE $9 investment, $4.30 cost.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:20:27 2023 No.19251701 >>19251694 >saving money bad

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:21:43 2023 No.19251706 >>19251696 Why could canned tomatoes be rotten and black?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:22:03 2023 No.19251709 >>19251701 It's not about saving every penny, sure there's no need to waste anything but being a penny pinching fucking cunt is no way to go through life.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:23:05 2023 No.19251712 >>19251706 Perhaps the can got punctured, inspect everything when possible.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:23:48 2023 No.19251715 File: 1.27 MB, 3120x4160, 196B97C5-DF59-498E-8953-65B5EAC8B9EE.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19251386 Ramen noodles, canned spaghetti sauce

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:24:43 2023 No.19251717 >>19251709 >growing your own herbs instead of spending $7 on them is being a penny pinching cunt

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:26:16 2023 No.19251718 >>19251712 Learn to read when possible

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:26:31 2023 No.19251721 File: 1.01 MB, 2377x3267, delmonte_bright_flavor.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19251715 I add the Del Monte, it's inexpensive and better than hunts or heinz.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:28:08 2023 No.19251726 >>19251721 Pineapple vinegar sounds awesome

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:28:19 2023 No.19251727 >>19251718 So what you're asserting is that you live in a little village with no niggers that don't around puncturing cans or pissing in salads? Hey anon, your pristine life must preceed you.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:30:09 2023 No.19251732 >>19251438 This nigger spending $2 on parsley and thinks he's putting $3 of basil into sauce

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:30:22 2023 No.19251733 >>19251727 What part of the word home dont you understand?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:30:53 2023 No.19251738 >>19251717 >saving money is easy just just make your own ground beef out of scraps from ??? Idk you figure it out

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:31:14 2023 No.19251739 >>19251681 >Home made ground beef made from scraps - practically free Scraps of WHAT? Are you living somewhere with scraps of beef just lying around?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:34:07 2023 No.19251747 File: 1.54 MB, 1200x900, 1665410892421541.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19251386 Cake mix are the modern peasant's dessert It was created during the Great Depression and can me mixed with water only if you're ballsy enough

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:34:21 2023 No.19251750 >>19251738 >>19251739 You buy large cuts and butcher them

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:36:13 2023 No.19251753 >>19251750 The bitch can't afford a knife, he can bitch on the internet but can't afford a knife.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:39:04 2023 No.19251757 >>19251753 He could if stopped blowing his budget on easy to grow weeds and scrap meat

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:39:47 2023 No.19251760 >>19251750 >It's free because I already bought it

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:40:30 2023 No.19251762 >>19251681 >anon placing a value of $0.00/hr on her labor

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:41:41 2023 No.19251767 Its a strange world that we live in but then when was it not? Bowie & Lennox https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VLS-P9m0BM Under Pressure

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:41:41 2023 No.19251766 >>19251762 Anyone posting on 4chan obviously doesn't value their time much in the first place

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:42:36 2023 No.19251772 >>19251760 >what do the words practically and scrap mean?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:44:06 2023 No.19251774 >>19251772 Meat for six people isn't "practically free"

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:45:48 2023 No.19251780 >>19251762 Its called free time for a reason If youre poor you should have a lot of it otherwise you should be rethinking what youre doing with your life

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:46:59 2023 No.19251784 >>19251774 Maybe if youre bad at budgeting it isnt

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:53:08 2023 No.19251801 >>19251784 You are aware that that you still needed to pay for the straps, right? That pound or so was included in the price of your large cut, so it's price should be included in your list.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:55:43 2023 No.19251811 >>19251801 But it was budgeted and paid for already by something else Thats why its scrap Thats why i have it and i can use it instead of buying the butcher's scrap at a ridiculous markup

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 01:57:52 2023 No.19251814 Hey guys I managed to get an entire kitchen for free I mean, it was already budgeted and for for already when I bought the house, but that's irrelevant The kitchen itself is free

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:00:06 2023 No.19251823 >>19251814 Are we including rent in our spagetti cost analysis now?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:02:42 2023 No.19251831 >>19251823 It's an analogy The point is that something isn't free just because you paid for it earlier you blithering retard

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:03:06 2023 No.19251834 >>19251811 >buys meat planning to use part of it for Meal 1 and part of it for Meal 2 >"The meat in Meal 2 was free Anon please, you're smarter than this

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:05:52 2023 No.19251840 >>19251386 You forgot the cost of Parmesan cheese

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:07:27 2023 No.19251848 >>19251831 an analogy so bad it furthered my point lmao >blithering retard

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:09:27 2023 No.19251856 >>19251834 >Anon please, you're smarter than this I once bought $4,000 worth of food for some guests that were spending the week at my place, and for them, it seemed like they were eating free food. Ergo, that is what poor people do.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:10:43 2023 No.19251862 >>19251834 >budget and buy meat for meals 1-5 >have scrap and bones left over to make 5 more meals >nooooooo you have to count it again!

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:12:17 2023 No.19251868 >>19251862 I'm honestly starting to wonder if this is where people post after smoking weed.

Sean O’Herlihey Tue May 9 02:27:45 2023 No.19251912
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I was one of 10 children. My mom used to cook franks and beans for dinner. Me and my siblings and my mom and dad got one frank each but beans aplenty. Sounds like hard times but we sat around the dinner table and ate together as a family and happily conversed with one another and none of us every developed diabetes. Things sure have changed from when I was a kid. Now everyone is alone and fat and diabetic.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:29:37 2023 No.19251915 >>19251912 That looks comfy and I'm sure your mother loved you very much even if sometimes she called you by a sibling's name

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:30:37 2023 No.19251919 >>19251701 Dumpster diving like some fucking rat infested hobo is not the same as saving money. From where do you freaks make this bullshit up from, school kid courses and rap music?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:32:30 2023 No.19251927 >>19251919 No one said anything about dumpsters Go back to school

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:36:18 2023 No.19251941 >>19251915 I did that with a girlfriend once, called her the wrong name and almost got smacked. At the time is wasn't funny but looking back on it it sure as heck was funny.

Anonymous Tue May 9 02:41:39 2023 No.19251954

>>19251912
>157 KB
> I was one of 10 children. My mom used to cook franks and beans for dinner. Me and my siblings and my mom and dad got one frank each but beans aplenty. Sounds like hard times but we sat around the dinner table and ate together as a family and happily conversed with one another and none of us every developed diabetes. Things sure have changed from when I was a kid. Now everyone is alone and fat and diabetic.
Haha, your parents were so poor they couldn't even afford 20 hot dogs.
I guess that's what happens when you have 10 kids like a Person of Color.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:44:37 2023 No.19251961 >>19251653 It's still dirt cheap but it changes the math on it enough that I kinda don't wanna buy it anymore

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:49:02 2023 No.19251975 I keep a few pounds of oatmeal on reserve at any given time just in case I can't find any real food. It tastes like gruel, but I prefer food with protein and fat.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:51:24 2023 No.19251984 >>19251941 My wife's name is Molly Once I called her Mom She didn't notice but my heart fucking stopped

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:55:30 2023 No.19251993 >>19251975 You're meant to add milk and a sweetener

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 02:55:50 2023 No.19251994 >>19251984 Did you tell your mom about that? Did your mom get wet?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 03:00:41 2023 No.19252009 >>19251994 My mother is dead

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 03:04:08 2023 No.19252014 >>19252009 >My mother is dead You know you can order sex dolls that are based on CGI estimates resulting from the analysis of bones, right? Just imagine nutting inside a robot that looks like your mom did when she was 15. Rawr.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 03:07:28 2023 No.19252029 >>19252009 Sorry to hear that, unless it's a relief to you in some way

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 03:08:42 2023 No.19252031 >>19252014 Not many people are like you You're very special Nothing anyone can say will change that

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 03:09:13 2023 No.19252033 >>19252029 >it's a relief to you in some way at least now I don't have to pay child support to my mom for my own children

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 03:11:58 2023 No.19252042 >>19252033 The X-Files gave you your episode Be like the X-Files and end yourself

Anonymous Tue May 9 03:21:30 2023 No.19252067

>>19251438
>Canned tomato
>Garlic
>Italian herbs mix
>Onion
>Ground beef
>Milk
>Vinegar
>Swiss chard

>Make ricotta cheese with the milk and vinegar
>Remove the cheese from the whey and then squeeze as much liquid out as you can
>Keep the whey
>Remove the stem from the chard then boil or steam the leaves until cooked and soft
>Freeze the stem

>Mix 300 grams of flour with 2 eggs, add a tablespoon of oil to it and a tablespoon of water if the dough is to hard, form and knead the dough then firm 4 balls of dough then stretch each ball as much as you can, dust with flour then stretch again folded
>Cut into squares
>Chop chard and mix with cheese
>Put a little ball into each square then fold in won-ton shape
>Freeze them
>Brown the beef
>Make the sauce with tomato+garlic+onion+herbs on top of the beef

Mix 150 grams of whey with 150 grams of flour and 5 grams of dry yeast
Let it rise overnight
Mix 350 grams of flour with 9 grams of salt
Add 200 grams of whey
Add last night yeast mixture
Add an extra 2 grams of dry yeast
Mix
Knead 20 minutes to half an hour without adding extra flour
If after 20 minutes it doesn't form a ball of dough you can add flour little by little
Let it rest covered in a bowl for an hour
Deflate and repeat
Deflate again, shape into loaf and you need to wrap it but not tightly and let it rest another hour
Now carefully transfer into an oven in medium-high heat and bake completely covered so the steam doesn't escape and the crust can form until the crust is golden brown
Adding a cup or an oven tray with boiling water at the bottom and removing the bread after it's done, transferring it to a rack and putting it back covered on top with boiling water at the bottom has given me the best results so far
Let it cool down until you can hold it then cut one thick slice
Then cut the thick slice in half
Boil 8 tortellini until tough but cooked
Empty the water and add a couple spoons of sauce
Add the tortellini and cook in the sauce for another minute

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 03:23:28 2023 No.19252077 >>19252067 Remove from heat Transfer it to a oven resistant bowl Crack an egg on top Toast the bread then add your pasta to the oven until the egg white is fully cooked With a fork break the yolk so it spreads all over the pasta Enjoy

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 03:23:29 2023 No.19252078 >>19251386 Shitty canned sketti sayce can be instantly turned into decent to even good sketti sauce just by frying up a small amount of beef and deglazing the pan. The flavour difference is night and day.

Anonymous Tue May 9 04:38:05 2023 No.19252281

>>19251386
For my family was Chorizo con Papas.
Get a pack of pork chorizo for 1.50, a sack of yukon potatoes for about 4 bucks, and then a dozen eggs for maybe 3 bucks (at least back then). Fry up the potatoes first in some oil, then you add in and cook the chorizo and it's done. Fry up 2 eggs per person and put on some ketchup and hot sauce and thats a good meal.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 05:13:36 2023 No.19252337 >>19251643 Guess you have had experiences being in such situations?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 05:57:52 2023 No.19252428 >>19251386 What doesn’t make any fucking sense is how they charge 25 USD for pic related at any restaurant.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 05:58:22 2023 No.19252431 >>19251386 >meat >poor people food retard

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>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 08:29:11 2023 No.19252699 >>19252281 When did your family make it across the border?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 08:30:18 2023 No.19252702 >>19252699 When did yours?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 09:13:23 2023 No.19252744 >>19251747 >Cake mix are the modern peasant's dessert no shit, I used to snack on raw cake mix when i was a broke college student $2 and an egg and shit was like a week's worth of sweet dough to nibble on

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 09:38:36 2023 No.19252784 File: 51 KB, 640x586, 1678030767512622.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Everytime I make spaghetti I eat the whole pot myself

Anonymous Tue May 9 10:05:51 2023 No.19252813

> 3 ripe (almost soft) medium sized tomatoes 1.99
> pasta of any kind 1.50
> fresh bakery bread 1.99
> garlic bulb .99
> steal olive oil

>add oil to oven safe container and bake at 375 for 40 minutes or until fragrant, reserve confit
>blister tomatoes in 2tbsp olive oil in pan, crush when soft and stir and let simmer into saucy consistency.
>add suitable amount of garlic confit, salt, and pepper to sauce to taste.
>twirl pasta on large fork and serve on plate, smother in sauce.
>toast bread and shmear garlic on fresh baked bread

aglia e olio is evern easier just oil and garlic in whatever amount taste good

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 10:11:14 2023 No.19252818 >>19252067 That's not what ricotta is.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 10:22:49 2023 No.19252828 >>19251438 >meat sauce >bread crumbs Who the fuck puts bread crumbs in a sauce?!

Anonymous Tue May 9 10:33:22 2023 No.19252838

Chicken drums, 69c/lb (sold in minimum 3lb packs so $2.10 but using 1½lbs so $1.05)
Tomatoes, 99c/lb (using half pound so 50c)
Olive oil, $3/500ml (using 80ml so 16c)
Carrot, $3/5lbs (using half pound so 30c)
Celery, $1.49/2lbs (using half pound, so 75c)
Onion, $2/3lbs (using half pound, so 33c)
Stock cube, $2/6pk (using 2, so 66c)
Salt, $3/3lbs (using a negligible amount)
Pasta, $1/lb (using the whole pound)
Marjoram, $1 (or free if you grow it)
Lovage, $1 (or free if you grow it)

Spring mix of lettuces, $6/lb
More olive oil (using additional 90ml, so additional 18c)
Balsamic vinegar, $3/qt (using 55ml so 7c)
Garlic, $1/2heads (using 6 cloves so 17c)
Cheap, American-style mustard, $1/qt (using 18ml so 2c)

Soup and salad total investment: $31.49ish
Soup and salad total cost: $13.16
Total cost per serving: $2.19
Provides 1 serving of meat, 1 serving of grain and 2 servings of veg (one of which is a leafy green).
Now throw away any ingredients leftover that you didn't use because ??? and buy new ones for the next meal you make because ???. Yes, that means that $3 box of salt that you only used a pinch of and the remaining 330ml of olive oil (among others). It would be ??? to keep them to use in your next dinner so you have to throw them all out and repurchase them all over again because ???

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 10:34:56 2023 No.19252842 >>19252828 Considering the inclusion of embryos, likely of avian origin of some sort, I think she's making meatballs. You fucking idiot.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 11:18:09 2023 No.19252892 >>19252784 Same, if I don't put it in small containers I just keep coming back for seconds.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 13:19:16 2023 No.19253114 File: 324 KB, 1050x1009, IMG_20230509_130732.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Food prices are meaningless without location.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 17:33:50 2023 No.19253732 >>19253114 I wonder how much of that was grown locally instead of flying it around the world and country.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 18:14:57 2023 No.19253867 >>19252842 They said 'meat sauce' not 'meatballs', so I'm going based on what they said not making bullshit assumptions like your faggot ass.

Anonymous Tue May 9 18:45:33 2023 No.19254012

Noob/youngin' question.
I'm starting some red beans in the crock pot right now and I got some pork chops that were 30% off to go in them.
Can I just put the whole chop, bone and all, in there to cook for several hours and it turn out fine?
I'm kinda expecting the meat to just fall apart by the time the beans are done. Im concerned about pieces of bone getting lost in there and making sharp, hard bits in the beans. Should I debone 'em or will it be fine?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 18:53:18 2023 No.19254030 >>19254012 Yeah you either cook pork fast and hot or low and slow Be sure to salt it before cooking it It will taste much better if you sear it, first

Anonymous Tue May 9 19:41:22 2023 No.19254169

I bought an 8,5lb ham the other day. It was almost like I got it for $3. It was $16 but with a half off manager's special coupon on it and I had a $5 off $30 purchase digital coupon. I got $31 worth of stuff, the digital coupon deducted the $5 automatically after I scanned the ham and went over the $30 threshold then I scanned the half-off coupon so rather than paying $31 for
A ham
5lbs of carrots
3lbs of onions
A gallon of milk
3lbs of bananas
and 3lbs of pasta
I wound up paying $17.50.
Good deal?
I wasn't even gonna get the ham, but figured that since it would activate the $5 off coupon automatican and I can then stack the manager's special on top of, it would be like getting a whole ham for just $3 considering I was gonna buy all the other shit already.
Did something like this last year with a leg of lamb.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 19:46:13 2023 No.19254182 >>19251386 Spaghetti sticks are cheap.

Anonymous Tue May 9 20:37:40 2023 No.19254379

Lazy chilli

500g mince beef, cooked, drained.
2 tins of kidney beans
2 tins of baked beans
1 tin of chopped tomatoes
Spices (if using a chilli spice mix you probably need to add 200ml of water)
Simmer lightly until the beans are soft and the sauce is the right thickness.

£6 for around 4 meals worth.

Sliced potatoes

This also used to be a cheap meal until Corned beef became stupidly expensive.
2KG potatoes, peeled, sliced thinly
2 large onions, cut into large slices
400g corned beef cut into thin slices
Beef stock
Sage, Salt, Pepper

Used to be £4 for 5--6 meals but Corned beef prices make it closer to £7 now.

In a tin alternate layer of potatoes with a layer of onion and corned beef until you run out.

Mix the stock and spices, pour over the potatoes (should just reach the top layer), add a small bit of gravy powder or corn flour to thicken if you don't want to wait for it all to be aobsorbed. Cook at 160c for 90-120mins or until stock is absorbed, if you want a crispy topping, raise the temp to 220c for 15 minutes.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 20:55:20 2023 No.19254451 I usually build meals around potatoes and spaghetti, my main protein is cheap chicken and baked beans.

Anonymous Tue May 9 21:13:19 2023 No.19254516

>>19254012
>>19254030
Salt is the enemy of beans. Salt when serving, never before. Low and slow goes for animal parts that moved a lot: cheeks, heart, tail, paws. Searing is for entrecotes.
>>19254012
You can definitely put the whole chop in. You'll get a better sauce (a bit more flavour and a lot more texture), just pick your chops out before serving and remove the bones. Gently chop the meat and fold it back into the sauce.

Just don't bring your sauce to a boil. It'll dry out your meat, whether it's pig, beef or duck or pigeon doesn't matter.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 21:21:18 2023 No.19254547 >>19254516 Well, I did sear it and throw the whole thing in there hours ago. Its not boiling now, but its hot. Still a long ways to go. Thanks for the info.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 21:29:05 2023 No.19254571 >>19251694 How did you know they dumpster dive?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 21:35:09 2023 No.19254588 >>19254169 what the fuck do you do with 8,5lb that is no longer fresh and about to expire the next day?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 21:44:38 2023 No.19254614 >>19254588 Get canning

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 21:49:08 2023 No.19254632 File: 50 KB, 407x305, Byrne_Dairy-Chocolate_Milk.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] For some reason this thread makes me want to smoke weed and drink some chocolate milk.

Anonymous Tue May 9 21:52:39 2023 No.19254645

>>19254588
That's the thing! It had about two weeks to go before reaching expiry.
I have no idea why it was marked down so drastically but far be it from me to look a gift horse in the mouth.
I cut chunks of it off the bone and froze them the day I bought it and roasted the meat-on-bone bit, roughly 3.75lbs, today.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 21:56:06 2023 No.19254660 >>19254645 Maybe it was sitting out in the hot sun for a long time and while the date said one thing, it sitting out in the hot sun said another.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 9 22:19:34 2023 No.19254734 >>19254645 I'm happy for you anon. how was it?

Anonymous Tue May 9 23:05:53 2023 No.19254868

>>19254660
Good point but it tasted fine, albeit a bit saltier than what I'd prefer.

>>19254734
We just finished eating. Salty, but good, especially for the price. Made buttered potatoes, asparagus sauteed with caramelised onion and tomato-fried cabbage with garlic.

Anonymous Wed May 10 00:59:59 2023 No.19255216

>>19251386
Pork shoulder is often sold extremely cheap, like 99 cents on the pound.
It's the best part of the pig and perfect for slow cooking. You can use it for pulled pork, dice it up and braise it in liquid to make soft tacos, makes a somewhat decent roast if you want to go that way and also you can save the bone and use it for something like Red Beans and Rice, another super inexpensive dish that can make a lot at once.

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>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 01:55:50 2023 No.19255450 File: 287 KB, 480x246, confused furry.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19251750 >buy beef >cut the beef >???? >FREE BEEF

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 02:02:45 2023 No.19255470 >>19251386 Bake your own bread

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 02:36:55 2023 No.19255602 File: 2.52 MB, 3264x2448, 1664404887664095.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19255415 Unironically this. My fourteen-meatball spaghetti and meatballs is killer.

Anonymous Wed May 10 07:03:48 2023 No.19256346
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>>19251638
>Yes goy, give us more tax money and consume more prolefeed so we can tax you more
>OY VEY DON'T SPEND LESS MONEY WE CAN'T TAX THAT
The oven is currently 450 degrees Fahrenheit, get inside

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 07:18:21 2023 No.19256372 Isn't the cheapest depend on how you do it afterwards? So if you fry the leftover pasta with bread crumbs into a popsicle then that's real italian. Or spanish version you add green olives and yellow rice.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 07:52:51 2023 No.19256444 >make lots of spaghetti >perfectly al dente >store it and reheat for tomorrow >no longer al dente This makes me sad

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 08:14:57 2023 No.19256483 >>19254379 Where do you shop? Where can you get 4 meals worth of chilli ingredients for £6?

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 08:41:20 2023 No.19256530 >>19251912 Didnt your cum dump of a mother and retarded dad not know of pulling out.... Who has that many children while being poor as fuck, fucking retards

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 09:40:30 2023 No.19256606 >>19251912 I liked this story. I bet you have great memories from those times.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 09:56:41 2023 No.19256622 >>19251912 Based family dinner pop some lil wiener dawgs with the beans in there, got everything you need

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:20:39 2023 No.19256653 >>19251780 "free time" what are you in summer camp or grade school?

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:23:07 2023 No.19256655 >>19256653 You are pedantic and retarded

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:27:09 2023 No.19256663 >>19255415 I knew that picture reminded me of something, it's from that weird movie "From Beyond," maybe.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:29:01 2023 No.19256666 >>19256655 Maybe, yet I don't go around like a little kid needing "free time" you fucking moronic cunt. I'll get some big crayons for you if you want, you can lick lead paint chips too.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:33:33 2023 No.19256671 >>19256666 Does your boss know youre wasting time on 4channel?

Anonymous Wed May 10 10:39:08 2023 No.19256680

>>19256671
What the fuck boss is that, I put in a timesheet and someone approves it. There are a few managers here and there but boss no, I get paid to be my own boss and be responsible. It's not their time, I don't bill for when I'm not working and I have very flexible hours.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:43:09 2023 No.19256685 Soups are the cheapest meals you can make in bulk.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:44:10 2023 No.19256687 >>19256671 Stick to your punchclock you lowlevel homosexual, you wouldn't know what to do without clocking in and out.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:45:33 2023 No.19256689 >>19256685 Maybe in bulk but then it still has to be stored somewhere.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:47:53 2023 No.19256690 >>19256680 >>19256687 Lmao maybe ask your big boy boss for a raise so you can experience free time and not have to browse the poorfag thread on the clock

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:49:16 2023 No.19256692 >>19256685 Being cheap and easy is no way to go through life and wouldn't you get sick of eating the same soup made in bulk, day after day?

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:49:40 2023 No.19256693 >>19256692 You can make different soups you know right?

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:50:17 2023 No.19256694 >>19256690 Hahaha, get the fuck outta Dodge

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:51:18 2023 No.19256699 >>19256693 Sure but not in bulk, anyone and their cat can make huge vats of soup, so bulk, your words not mine. Where do you store it?

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:51:54 2023 No.19256700 >>19256699 In the fridge. A pretty mind blowing thing I know to Americans like you.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:53:25 2023 No.19256703 File: 363 KB, 1500x845, PSX_20230426_140716.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19256699 Can it

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:54:11 2023 No.19256704 >>19251438 >not putting pasta in your sauce

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:54:17 2023 No.19256706 >>19256700 That makes no sence, a residential fridge has no room for bulk soup.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:54:52 2023 No.19256707 >>19256706 Sure it does. Maybe you should try using one.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:55:18 2023 No.19256709 File: 82 KB, 500x227, Pickled_Punks.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19256703 That looks like pickled punks

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:56:40 2023 No.19256712 >>19256707 What are you some kind of prisoner, not everyone wants to eat soup everyday 24/7. Live a bit, get some pork chops and applesauce.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:57:12 2023 No.19256715 >>19256444 Make the soup or sauce or whathaveyou and fridge that, boiling fresh pasta each time you have some.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:57:29 2023 No.19256716 >>19256712 Why are you being facetious anyway? You can say what you want about me but lay off the soup.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:58:13 2023 No.19256718 >>19256715 Seems like you need to step up from being a school kid and having a minimum wage job.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 10:59:54 2023 No.19256725 >>19256718 What does that have to do with boiling pasta? Are you quite alright?

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 11:00:31 2023 No.19256726 >>19256709 Idk I just see carrots and potatoes

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 11:08:35 2023 No.19256732 >>19256726 Have an OTR show, "A pride of carrots" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MKvCljAfbM

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 11:34:26 2023 No.19256758 >>19256732 Nice thanks i love this stuff, ill listen tonight

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 12:04:37 2023 No.19256809 >>19251644 Thanks for the tip about being homeless.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 12:05:55 2023 No.19256814 >>19251386 I'm going to chime in on the debate. Pasta isn't inherently "poor", it's traditional Italian food and loved by everyone. What is unusual is being both poor and taking the effort to cook a meal at home as elaborate as this.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 12:08:03 2023 No.19256823 >>19255216 Pigs are fed ground up plastic, there's a reason your Goy sloppa is so cheap.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 12:11:54 2023 No.19256831 >>19256814 That doesn't look very eleborate, it looks like something dumped out of a chef boy-ar-dee can.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 12:55:10 2023 No.19256895 File: 3.15 MB, 3000x2889, IMG_20230510_195439.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19251386 Fried Japanese pasta

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 13:51:14 2023 No.19257009 >>19256895 It's Japanese because you put soy sauce on it?

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 15:21:33 2023 No.19257261 >>19256823 Pork is cheaper because it wastes less carlories walking and doing shit than cows

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 15:25:53 2023 No.19257284 >>19257261 >Pork is cheaper Sold, what are my options to eat more pork? As far as what I notice at grocery stores the only pork options are either sausage or pork loins. If those are the only/main options, what can I do with it?

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 15:44:13 2023 No.19257349 >>19257284 Move to a real country? Like where tf sells beef mince and not pork mince. Sausages are good u can cut them up to pretend meatballs. Or fry them, or cook them like a meatloaf because they are.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 15:45:24 2023 No.19257350 >>19257349 If you live somewhere where the store doesn't sell ground pork, Anon, that's not a free country

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 15:50:27 2023 No.19257365 >>19252892 >keep coming back >seconds >>19256666 Checked, but how would you describe time that you don't spend earning money or doing something absolutely necessary.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 15:52:00 2023 No.19257370 >>19257284 Pork and beans, pork and apple, apple and cider They all work well with sausages too

Anonymous Wed May 10 15:53:23 2023 No.19257375

>>19257349
I live in America, the greatest country.
>>19257350
I don't see ground pork or ground chicken anywhere except online in shitholes like Australia.
We have lots of pork sausage options, which are basically ground pork.
Besides that all I ever see is pork loins, occasionally pork belly.
I probably just don't notice other options, but I'm looking for pork recipes if any anons have good ones?
Or just things I can do with pork.
>>19257370
Thank you

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 15:54:59 2023 No.19257382 >>19257375 Most grocery stores carry ground pork in the US Ask someone where they stock it, because they sometimes don't stock it with the other pork and beef

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 16:29:23 2023 No.19257515 What are some other one/two pot meals I can make from bags of dried legumes? Pea and Ham soup and dhal are my two go to dishes and taste delicious (and are like $4/pot (well a bit more for the ham if im buying it)).

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 16:41:48 2023 No.19257535 File: 47 KB, 655x468, images.jpeg-48.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19257261 They need to ban these. And before you get cognitive dissonance, this is a "farm" in Iowa, where 30% of American pork comes from.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 16:41:49 2023 No.19257536 >>19251438 >tomato sauce $4 >basil $3 What le fuck

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 16:47:03 2023 No.19257544 >>19251721 >pineapple vinegar ketchup Whoa...

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 16:48:42 2023 No.19257550 >>19251912 Based huge family

Anonymous Wed May 10 16:49:25 2023 No.19257554

>>19251591
>It's been over 30 years and I won't eat any of those things now.
exact opposite for me. sometimes I make poverty food like my mom used to make just because it's comforting. If I were on death row I'd want all the shitty foods from my childhood as my last meal.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 16:59:00 2023 No.19257579 https://youtu.be/mMMFUKibW-c Which tomatoes are good for anons?

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 22:13:29 2023 No.19258474 I'm disgusted with "sales" now, I've noticed that my supermarket would deliberately raise prices in the days before the sale, then just reduce it back down to the original price for the "sale". Evil bastards.

Anonymous Wed May 10 22:27:56 2023 No.19258520

>>19257382
>Most grocery stores carry ground pork in the US
My experience is much like the other guy's. I moved here from elsewhere and was dismayed that pork mince is so uncommon. I eventually learned that if I want it, I have to go to East/Southeast Asian supermarkets to reliably find it.

>>19257375
The chicken bit surprises me. Everywhere carries the Perdue stuff these days. What I can't find is higher fat chicken mince. It's always "lOw FaT cHiCkEn BrEaSt," which is disgusting. Again, the Asian supermarket is my friend here. Since they dgaf about health and safety standards, I can just grab a pack of boneless thighs from the case and they'll run it through the mincer for me. Perfect amount of fat for homemade chicken sausages. The chain supermarkets won't do that for me because they're cunts.

Anonymous Wed May 10 23:38:54 2023 No.19258756
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>>19257554
there was nothing comforting about those foods. for me comfort food is pic related, or a prime steak.

spaghetti, ramen, and shepherds pie brings back memories of a filthy house, and lazy mother.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 23:44:28 2023 No.19258768 >>19251401 meatballs take to much effort. time is money

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 23:57:15 2023 No.19258800 >>19258756 that looks super comfy

>>	Anonymous Wed May 10 23:59:09 2023 No.19258809 File: 720 KB, 4160x3120, 20230317_004108.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >ctrl+f >biscuits >0 results found id be a fucking DEAD MAN without these things also cornbread, also cabbage stew, also raw potatoes

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 00:39:01 2023 No.19258926 >>19256444 Then don't have leftovers you dumb nigger

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 00:54:03 2023 No.19258982 >>19257579 Not gonna watch this but San Marzano tomatoes are a fucking meme and are not inherently better than any other tomato. If you disagree you are a creepy yurophile.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 01:31:01 2023 No.19259097 >>19251643 thx brother, i'll give it a try next swing by the supermarket

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 01:37:49 2023 No.19259113 >>19251715 what an abomination

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 01:44:21 2023 No.19259144 >>19251643 With my math and the numbers from the walmart website. This is $5, 2200 cals, 85 grams protein. with the chili.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 01:50:25 2023 No.19259168 >>19252813 Stop stealing all the olive oil you lowlife. Surely you can use your food stamps instead of selling them.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 12:36:23 2023 No.19260422 >>19258809 add some gravy and youre talkin

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 16:27:15 2023 No.19260926 File: 1.95 MB, 4000x3000, 20230511_135134.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Poorfags and their poor threads. So pathetic.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 16:30:13 2023 No.19260934 >>19260926 ..he said while drinking a plastic cup of milk garnished with melon rind

Anonymous Thu May 11 16:30:15 2023 No.19260935
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Where's all the chili/stew talk in this thread?
Chili is the best use of food resources possible:
>It's protein
>It's sauce
>It can be made out of literally anything
I've been subsiding off of chili for weeks now for no reason other than to be frugal.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 16:32:49 2023 No.19260948 >>19260926 nigga cant even afford to rotate images

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 16:34:28 2023 No.19260954 >>19251661 Entire flocks of US chickens are being culled because 'muh bird flu' If even one bird has it (or is planted there) the entire lot gets killed.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 22:24:35 2023 No.19262160 >>19257535 pork has always been the grossest meat. factory doesn't even make it much worse.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 22:34:28 2023 No.19262206 >>19258768 >time is money Is that true in your case? Are you an attorney or something?

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 22:46:04 2023 No.19262244 >>19262160 Pork is the most useful and delicious of meats, my Ashkenazi amigo.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 22:55:06 2023 No.19262281 >>19262160 >>19262244 This Factory pork is kinda based Candy, cereal etc. factories sell waste to pig farmers so theyre literally fattened on nutella and gummy worms

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 23:08:44 2023 No.19262331 File: 199 KB, 800x622, lunch.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19251386 This costs under $2

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 23:12:42 2023 No.19262346 >>19262331 get rid of that inedible shit beanfest

Anonymous Thu May 11 23:17:47 2023 No.19262367

>>19262346
Campbell's pork and beans are 80 cents a can and incredibly nutritious albeit a bit salty. I get that they aren't for everyone, and I don't enjoy them plain. Sautee a small yellow onion, clove or two of garlic, add beans and 1/2 can water, simmer, add pepper and a dash of worcestershire; pretty tasty, desu.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 11 23:25:01 2023 No.19262400 >>19260926 Two nukes weren't enough. >>19260948 Fuckin' lel

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 00:04:45 2023 No.19262525 >>19262346 This is a poor food thread everything you will see hear will either have beans or peas

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 00:42:27 2023 No.19262693 Any ideas for recipes involving tinned fruit? I was thinking of just eating it with cheap ice cream during the sammer.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 00:49:35 2023 No.19262714 >>19262693 Ice cream is a good idea. Might even be decent frozen on its own depending on the fruit. Fruit salad, cereal. You could try making bread/cake/pie with it. Mash it into a jam.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 02:36:35 2023 No.19263059 File: 168 KB, 375x375, 1678614063034762.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19260926 >>19260934 >savaged at a level they don't have enough money to understand

Anonymous Fri May 12 05:27:57 2023 No.19263590
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I wanted to contribute my poor meal. I eat this almost everyday.

Soy Sauce - $4.00 < Lasts months
Oyster Sauce - $3.00 <Lasts months
Miso Paste - $10.00 <Lasts months
Toasted Sesame Oil - $3 <Last months
Shiitake Mushrooms - $4.00 <Last months (I put fresh ones in the freezer)

Ramen - $0.33 <One pack a day
Frozen Vegetables - $0.88 <Lasts a week
Eggs - $5.00 <Last a couple weeks
Kim Chi - $4.00 <Lasts a month

Use the sauces and mushrooms to make a broth, and add whatever you want to the broth. I do ramen, 1/2 cup of veg, 1 egg and then I add whatever leftovers from last night I have. If I had pork chops and broccoli for dinner, I'll toss that in there. Almost any leftovers work, at least for me. I boil everything together until the eggs are how I want them. I put some kimchi on top.

It's hard to price the leftovers but I would guess the bowl of ramen costs under $2.00 and it often makes 2 servings.

Anonymous Fri May 12 05:53:42 2023 No.19263677

For me its lentil curry

In American prices

1 lb lentils, $1.20 (1500 cal)
Onion, garlic, ginger $0.50
Diced tomato can $0.50 (100 cal) or any other vegetable you can get your hands on
Spices and stock, $0.50
1/2 pound of rice $0.60 (800 cal), or have some yellow/sweet potato for nutrients

Optional Coconut milk can for delicious creaminess $2 (750 cal)

Easily a full day of food for $3-5

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 06:04:46 2023 No.19263709 >>19263677 Now that I think about it this is basically just pajeet chili. Vegetarian chili will do you just as well and have the same nutrition. Star additions if you can afford it are bell pepper and carrot

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 06:41:00 2023 No.19263779 >>19263590 Pretty good, gonna try this one out

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 07:59:47 2023 No.19263888 >>19251401 Bonus: 50/50 chance you're born with two meatballs

Anonymous Fri May 12 08:10:13 2023 No.19263906

I picked up a 10 lb bag of chicken leg pieces from Winco today for only $4. Gonna marinate a couple zip locks worth in some orange sauce I got from Costco (no relation). Later on will do a batch with basil pesto and goat cheese and then finally barbecue for the remainder

Anonymous Fri May 12 16:47:41 2023 No.19264838

What's the minimum kitchen utensils needed to make cheap meals? I'm thinking pot, skillet, chefs knife, cutting board, spatula. This is kinda pricey but an enameled dutch oven is pretty versatile. Great for making soups and stews which should be a staple for poors. It's also a ready made storage container, you can just put the whole pot in the fridge with the lid on.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 16:54:26 2023 No.19264853 >>19264838 Instapot and a wooden spoon

Anonymous Fri May 12 20:25:54 2023 No.19265475
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If you eat pasta/noodles with just butter, you need to upgrade to aglio e olio. Olive oil is much better for you than butter, and you can make this taste amazing with a just a few simple ingredients. Anchovies are the key to the flavor IMO but not strictly necessary.

>2-3 anchovies
>3-4 cloves of garlic
>Fresh or dried chili
>Extra virgin olive oil (most expensive part of this dish but you only need a few tablespoons)
>Spaghetti
>Parsley

Just cook the spaghetti until it's almost done but not quite, saute the anchovies, garlic, and chili together (the anchovies basically dissolve), toss the Al dente pasta in the oil with a bit of pasta water, garnish with parsley and black pepper if you like.

So so good and much more interesting and nutritious compared to butter noodles.

Anonymous Fri May 12 20:26:32 2023 No.19265476

If you can't cook, sign up for Safeway/Jewell/Osco/Acme/Albertson's/whateveritscalledwhereyouare Just4U digital coupons.
They tailor them to your purchase history.
Maybe they'll do for you what they do for me. They keep giving me free shit or for extremely cheap. I mentioned the $3 ham above, but I've gotten free Yakult, free donuts, free bread, free frozen herbs, free La Llave coffee, free own-brand cereal even free actual food like a fryer chicken, eggs, cranberries, onions and bronze-cut Barilla pasta.
Most of the coupons for free shit don't even have any purchase stipulations, like having to buy X-brand Shitcunt Sauce for a pack of free Y-brand Dickcheese or anything. When I got the donut and herbs, for example, I didn't even get anything else. Just walked in, scanned my shit and walked out.
Anyway, I checked my offers today and there's an unlimited use coupon for 1 Neuman's Own frozen pizza per day until 10th August for FORTY-NINE FUCKING CENTS EACH ($5 off coupon and the website says they cost $5.49/ea). Now, I've never had NO pizza and don't really buy frozen pizza anyway, but for that price? Yeah, since the coupon is "unlimited use" IE no limits on how many I can buy, I'm getting one each time I go from now until August. If it turns out that I don't like them, I'll just give them to my congregation or to a food pantry. Hell, I'll probably give some to the pantry even if I do like them because it's the right thing to do.

Anonymous Fri May 12 20:31:12 2023 No.19265495

>>19264838

I don't even have a stove in my apartment but I get by with:

>Electric cooking pot
>Hot plate and nonstick skillet
>Cutting board
>Knife
>Spatula
>Tongs (for grabbing pasta from the pot)
>Big wooden mixing bowl (for salads)

I want a toaster oven but desu I'm doing fine with just these. I can easily make a wide range of classic pasta dishes and salads, if you have those you're pretty much good. I eat mostly vegetarian except for sardines and other canned fish, most of my protein comes from yogurt and fish. Mediterranean pilled.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 20:32:33 2023 No.19265498 >>19263059 Explain the melon rinds to me pls I usually just put those in the composter

Anonymous Fri May 12 20:39:01 2023 No.19265512

>>19265475
Ever have Italian macaroni and cheese? You make a mantecatura (knead butter together with grated cheese) and stir it into hot, freshly cooked pasta (plus a little, like a spoon or two, of its hot cooking water to make it sauce-y).
Most commonly, grated parmigiano and a bit of bel paese cream cheese are used but I've done it using the little Laughing Cow ones and cheddar now that I live in the US where bel paese is thin on the ground. It's a beloved quick meal for most Italians.
When I make it for my family (me, my son, his mother), I use 3tbsp of butter, 4oz cheddar and a little over a half pound of frozen petit sweetpeas or chopped blanched spinach or other greenery to add a little veg to our diets.
I know it sounds like it could get expensive, but we shop sales and stock up on things when we can, like when half pound cheddar cheese blocks go on sale for $2 or less each. When it goes that low, feeding the three of us winds up costing about $2.15 total.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 20:43:57 2023 No.19265530 >>19265475 How about if you replace anchovies with lemon? I have never tried with anchovies

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 20:48:21 2023 No.19265543 >>19265498 They make tasty pickles

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 20:51:00 2023 No.19265552 >>19265530 I've heard some people like that, I'm not a big lemon pasta fan personally. But some Italians do have it with lemon

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 21:07:07 2023 No.19265613 >>19265543 Even the coarse ones like cantelope?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 21:09:38 2023 No.19265617 >>19265613 No, you use the white part of a watermelon There are some asian melons you can pickle too, they have to have thick rinds and you cut or peel off the skin

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 21:14:43 2023 No.19265631 >>19251386 >a pound already over $10

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 21:34:22 2023 No.19265712 >>19251401 Do you cook them before freezing or just prep? I like to make meat sauce in batches but I've been craving the balls

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 21:38:16 2023 No.19265722 >>19265712 NTA, but I used to make meatloaf in large quantities and freeze it in portion sizes so I would guess that meatballs should be cooked before freezing.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 21:48:48 2023 No.19265760 I can make spaghetti bolognese for around $16aud ($10usd) and get 4 servings out of it. Pasta noodles(500g): $0.90 Beef Mince(500g): $9.50 Sauce(500g): $2.30 Parmesan cheese(150g): $3.30

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 21:53:23 2023 No.19265777 >>19265631 Not OP, but I can get pork sausage on clearance for $1.99/lb. Ground pork for maybe a bit less. Meatballs don't have to be beef.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 21:56:47 2023 No.19265791 >>19265760 That's just pasta with tomato beef, no soffritto means no ragu. A carrot, onion, and celery aren't much more expensive tho

>>	Anonymous Fri May 12 22:12:00 2023 No.19265860 >>19265791 Honestly a good idea, the extra veg would be dirt cheap. I normally buy sauces that have tomato shunks, carrots and onion but definitely not as good.

Anonymous Fri May 12 23:59:05 2023 No.19266216
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Lads just make some Shakshuka
It has been a stable meal for most of my week and its very easy and cheap. Also a great usage for Leftovers

Just Slice a small Union, 1 Paprika and Whatever Veggies you like (Chickpeas are nice)
Brown them in a pan until soft

Add Spices (Paprika, Salt, Pepper, Whatever you like

Add a small can of chopped or peeled tomatoe

Make small holes into the tomato sauce
Put Eggs into it. Cover them. Poach them for ca.6 Minutes till the white is stiff and taste

Optional: Add Cheese and Parsley

Dip some Bread into it and you got some super cheap kino food

>>	Anonymous Sat May 13 00:02:56 2023 No.19266231 >>19266216 i want to add you can microwave it very well. Just add as many eggs when you cook it as you are able to eat. Afterwards you can put the sauce away, and after you reheat it, put some fried eggs on top. (Runny Yolks are highly recommended)

>>	Anonymous Sat May 13 00:13:05 2023 No.19266257 >>19258768 >poorfag >time is money That's not how that works retard. Your time is worth nothing, that's why you're so poor. Make your own meatballs.

Anonymous Sat May 13 00:15:48 2023 No.19266265

Meatballs are good and all, but you can get by with less meat if you just brown ground meat in a pan and add sauce. I feel like it's not "meaty" enough unless I do this.

I like to make Salisbury steaks at home

>cheap 80/20 frozen ground beef sold in those tubes
>thaw and add a bunch of bread crumbs that were soaked in a few tablespoons of milk and an egg ($1 a can at Walmart, but you can just leave regular bread out overnight and put it in a food processor)
>salt pepper and whatever else you like. garlic powder, onion powder, dried herbs, dehydrated onion, actual diced onion, whatever, go wild
>make some thin patties
>brown in a hot skillet
>add some finely minced onions and oil first if you like
>dissolve a chicken or beef stock cube in some water
>once the steaks are browned, but not necessarily cooked through, add the broth and scrape the fond off the bottom of the pan
>add a little cornstarch
>cook until it's the consistency you want

Cheap frozen fatty beef works just fine in this. You can find that shit for $2.50/lb if you shop around for sales, which you should be doing if you're poor anyway.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 13 00:31:33 2023 No.19266299 >>19266216 Tomato/egg is a kino combo. The Chinese have a tomato and egg stirfry that's basically the same thing but with asian seasonings, you should try it.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 13 02:30:21 2023 No.19266640 >>19251438 you dont even need all of that. Check it out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRteIZM05Sg&pp=ygUQYXNzYXNzaW4gbm9vZGxlcw%3D%3D

>>	Anonymous Sat May 13 03:55:53 2023 No.19266921 >>19265495 Not whom you were replying too but would I like end up regretting it if I don't spring for a double burner and just go for a single?

>>	Anonymous Sat May 13 08:33:42 2023 No.19267566 >>19256530 >>19251954 NTA, but: >Oh no, le heckin' poor people have kids! Poverty isn't the worst of hardships, anons. Life can be great even when you're poor, as unbelievable as that is to insufferable faggots like yourselves.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 13 08:36:56 2023 No.19267572 File: 387 KB, 717x880, Back_To_Reddit_3.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19267566 >NTA go back

>>	Anonymous Sat May 13 09:25:53 2023 No.19267628 >>19260926 Would literally rather eat anything else in this thread than that.

Anonymous Sat May 13 09:43:59 2023 No.19267657

My fav recipe and also a cheap one
Brown 1lb ground beef in skillet and drain.
add 1 can cream of mushroom soup
add 1/2 can (the now empty soup can) milk
add 4-8oz any mushrooms you like, fresh or canned
simmer on low heat until mushrooms have desired tenderness
salt and pepper to taste
serve over noodles of choice

Only bitchass punks don't like mushrooms.
You're not a bitchass punk, are you?

>>	Anonymous Sat May 13 09:55:38 2023 No.19267675 >>19263906 also this

>>	Anonymous Sat May 13 19:04:41 2023 No.19269092 File: 188 KB, 1228x1150, yeah right 2.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19251681 >everything homemade is practically free Home + garden = 500000$ +20000$ in yearly taxes

>>	Anonymous Sat May 13 19:07:31 2023 No.19269100 >>19269092 Lol where do you live?

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 01:59:16 2023 No.19270294 >>19267566 More like NTR

Anonymous Sun May 14 02:05:56 2023 No.19270311

>>19251386
I don't bother with making meatballs when I'm having sketti. I just cook the ground beef and add it in like that. I also use a fuck ton of garlic because I love garlic. I usually just get the canned/jarred pasta sauce and doctor it up with seasoning.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 04:28:32 2023 No.19270724 >>19260926 Is that a plastic cup trying to be fancy?

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 04:29:34 2023 No.19270730 >>19269100 Are you laughing because half a mil is too much money or half a mil is not a lot of money?

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 05:41:45 2023 No.19270925 >>19251386 /euro/ cooking general

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 10:37:11 2023 No.19271420 >>19270730 In yearly property tax its a lot of money I pay under $2000 for a house on 2 acres

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 10:47:29 2023 No.19271436 >>19271420 Yowza. I pay $1400 now, I think (my tax went up this year and I forgot by how much), on 900 square feet, lol. At least I own my house free and clear IE no mortgage.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 10:53:34 2023 No.19271443 >>19271436 Thats not crazy, the house is taxed more than the land I think where i live youd need a multimillion dollar house in an expensive city to crack $10k

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 11:25:29 2023 No.19271470 >>19251386 newfag to cooking what's an easy pasta recipe with a small amount of ingredients?

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 12:04:22 2023 No.19271525 >>19271470 saute the pasta with whatever vegetable ingredients you have on hand and season with salt/pepper afterward or if you want something cold make a pasta salad with some dressing

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 12:55:03 2023 No.19271627 >>19270925 A bowl of rice with egg on top, a cheap and lazy Jap meal. >>19271470 Spaghetti and tomato ketchup, the ultimate poorfag meal.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 16:00:11 2023 No.19272014 >>19251994 >>19252014 Keep it on /b/ faggot

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 17:01:56 2023 No.19272161 >>19271470 Carbonara is delicious and incredibly easy to make with just eggs, milk/cheese and some bacon.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 17:34:02 2023 No.19272279 >>19251727 nah, I live in a large town. it's just not in the USA, where the kind of behaviour you mention is seemingly common. I'm also not retarded enough to pick up damaged cans from the shelf.

Anonymous Sun May 14 18:13:41 2023 No.19272391

>>19271470
this really helped me get more comfortable cooking. you can start playing around with it and experimenting, it's very hard to mess up. i have it often since its tasty and easy

for 2 servings
>olive oil
>1 onion
>1+ garlic cloves to your liking
>400g can cherry or chopped tomatoes
>100g~ pasta
>50g cheddar, grated
>you can add whatever you like, mushrooms, sweetcorn, carrot, meat etc.
>seasonings to your liking

soften the onions and other veggies in a big frying pan. then, add the tomatoes and let it simmer for 20 mins.
cook the pasta following instructions.
then, add the cheese and pasta and cook until the cheese is melted. you can add a little pasta water too.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 18:23:14 2023 No.19272425 >>19255602 That looks scrumptious

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 18:31:35 2023 No.19272454 File: 260 KB, 960x1280, tostadas.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >corn tostadas $2.58 for 20 >pinto beans $1/lb >colby jack cheese $3.68/lb >Taco Bell hot sauce $1.83 Ay wa la!

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 18:57:46 2023 No.19272544 >>19252431 not just meat - he picked beef. extra retarded. buy beans...

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 19:42:51 2023 No.19272689 File: 31 KB, 640x640, 143D247A-314A-4A77-96C8-DDDC156C8579.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I don’t know what the cheapest meats to buy are. This is my first week living on my own btw

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 19:50:24 2023 No.19272715 >>19272689 liver, whole chickens, ground pork

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 20:07:20 2023 No.19272777 >>19272715 Cool. I like pork. Any canned stuff cheap too?

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 22:34:51 2023 No.19273211 >>19272689 Pork is cheap because Jews and AWFLs think it's filthy. A cheap roast is meat for a week.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 22:36:11 2023 No.19273217 >>19272777 Nothing in a can is really cheap, except canned beans from the Goya aisle.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 23:12:26 2023 No.19273339 >>19272689 The best bang for your buck is a jug of applesauce and a jug of dill pickles

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 23:35:08 2023 No.19273409 >>19273339 Zero nutritional value.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 23:38:45 2023 No.19273422 >>19273211 >>19273217 Love beans, love pork. What veggies do you guys like that are cheap?

>>	Anonymous Sun May 14 23:54:50 2023 No.19273478 >>19273409 Bitch go take a vitamin, for me, I shall stick with applesauce and dill pickles.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 00:43:28 2023 No.19273641 >>19265476 Why aren't frozen fresh herbs more widely available? I've never even seen a packet.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 00:46:20 2023 No.19273652 File: 39 KB, 640x800, ld6j801vr0za1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19269092 >new houses don't have yards

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 00:49:42 2023 No.19273663 >>19260926 I love gentrification, because I hate the poor.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 00:55:28 2023 No.19273676 >>19272454 decent sloppa poppa

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 02:26:10 2023 No.19273882 >>19252784 dont make the whole box of spaghetti

Anonymous Mon May 15 03:16:38 2023 No.19274031

My go-to mostly organic poorfag dish:
>270g soba noodles €2,50
>400g minced beef €10
>2 eggs €1
>1 lemon €0,50
>a can of coconut milk €2,50
>clarified butter €0,50
>red curry paste €0,30
>fish sauce €0,20
>total: €17,50
Basically thai red curry noodles with meat balls, without meme ingredients and with higher nutritional value ingredients than the authentic dish. It's one-pot too so no rice cooking.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 03:21:43 2023 No.19274053 >>19274031 >17 euro 50 "poorfag dish" >1 euro for 2 eggs is this a joke

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 03:26:44 2023 No.19274072 >>19274053 >about €6 per meal or 9€ if you're a fat fuck That's as poorfag as i could even imagine being.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 03:29:54 2023 No.19274082 >>19274072 6 euro is $6.5 USD. That's not terribly expensive but it's certainly not cheap. Do you live in a major city? Most of the meals in this thread are less than half that cost.

Anonymous Mon May 15 03:42:42 2023 No.19274108

>>19274082
Yeah, but some meals here have pretty terrible nutritional value. My meal only uses ingredients that are either extremely nutrient dense or extremley tasty. I could cut the cost by using organic rice which is like 1kg/€4 and it would be quite a bit cheaper. Obviously this is not a dish for Ivan from Chornomorsk.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 03:57:18 2023 No.19274158 >>19251469 >carbonara is literally three ingredients but they will make you pay 20 pounds You have to buy 20 lbs of it wtf bro are you going straight to the fucking distributor?

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 04:03:18 2023 No.19274173 >>19252744 >I used to snack on raw cake mix What?? Didn't know that was edible

Anonymous Mon May 15 05:23:15 2023 No.19274328

>>19251386
In college, I figured out how to use a coffee maker to cook spaghetti and meatballs, I remember playing Halo 2 and eating my spaghetti and meatballs out of a coffee pot and my roommate came in and I asked, would you like some spaghetti? He said 'Spaghetti is for poor people.' Literally the top five most angry I've ever been trying to play multiplayer Halo 2 while this fag I roomed with sat there and watched me eat my coffee pot spaghetti and meatballs.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 06:33:37 2023 No.19274444 >>19251386 If this is true how come they don't serve this stuff to immigrants? Just serve it to them everyday until you drive them crazy and they run back home.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 06:41:12 2023 No.19274474 >>19274328 >He said 'Spaghetti is for poor people.' kind of true. it's a staple food for black people and they eat the leftovers for days afterwards. an alternative you could have done was .50 cent macaroni boxes and $1 pack of hot dog weenies.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 06:41:48 2023 No.19274475 >>19274328 So you put raw meat in the coffee pot and cooked it up?

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 06:44:08 2023 No.19274482 >>19274474 >50 cent macaroni boxes and $1 pack of hot dog weenies. No sauce though? Also are hot dog weenies like mini hotdogs or just hotdogs?

Anonymous Mon May 15 06:44:11 2023 No.19274483

>>19274475
You can buy precooked meatballs and a coffee pot gets more than hot enough to boil pasta and reduce spaghetti sauce.

>>19274474
anon it's a fucking Italian specialty. I make one pot pasta and eat it all week now that I'm an adult. I love spaghetti.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 06:51:38 2023 No.19274494 >>19274482 wieners, weenies, franks, hot dogs, same term in my state. also there's something called Chili Mac n Cheese. you could use wieners, tomato sauce, and spices for a poverty form of chili lol.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 06:51:42 2023 No.19274495 >>19251386 I splurge a little and get Rao's from costco. Like $5-6 for a 28oz jar which is just the right amount for 1lb of spaghetti and 1lb of meat.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 06:56:02 2023 No.19274504 File: 101 KB, 900x1260, Chilli-Mac_0.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19274494 >Chili Mac n Cheese. Damn that sounds like the most insanely rich thing ever. Like you eat 1 bowl and you're good for a week Lol

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 06:58:40 2023 No.19274508 >>19274504 I'd eat this right now, a whole bowl.

Anonymous Mon May 15 07:34:19 2023 No.19274581
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This is more lazy food than poverty but I think it still counts.

>half a cup of milk heated up
>1 of pic related (technically it's 2 since there are 2 in a pouch)
>big spoonful of peanut butter

Break up the granola bars in the pouch and pour them in the warm milk, let it sit for a minute then break it up with a spoon once it's soft for quick hot cereal. Mix in a spoon of peanut butter and blamo, quick breakfast sludge. Tastes pretty decent, assuming you like the individual components, filling and it's cheap.

Granola bars: $18.99 for a 49 pack from costco, $3.38 for a 6 pack from walmart
Milk: $2.50ish per gallon
Peanut butter: $4.00 for a jar

Even if you're not buying the bars in bulk, you're still looking at less than $1 for a meal. I suppose if you want to go super poverty mode, you could use 1 granola bar instead of the 2 that come in a pouch.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 08:42:56 2023 No.19274681 >>19258768 >meatballs take to much effort. time is money Is that you, Buttom G??

Anonymous Mon May 15 09:16:14 2023 No.19274722

>>19274328
Stop trying to make this meme. Pasta is 6th on Ranker's list for best foods of all time.
https://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/the-most-delicious-foods-in-the-world

Though to be fair cooking in a coffee pot and sharing the dish with two people is extremely poor.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 15:16:37 2023 No.19275365 -2 eggs -cheapest canned tuna you can find -ketchup its not too expensive, it tastes alright and its very filling.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 15:17:38 2023 No.19275371 >>19275365 forgot to mention its a tuna omelette*

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 17:31:29 2023 No.19275907 >>19258926 kill youself son of the whore

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 18:01:11 2023 No.19276016 >>19274158 very funny mr american

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 21:03:13 2023 No.19276556 >>19251644 wheres the protein? i hope you dont expect people to up and go grind out an 8 hour shift after that

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 21:53:45 2023 No.19276676 >>19251644 You "feed" 6 people with one pound of pasta?

>>	Anonymous Mon May 15 22:09:03 2023 No.19276724 >>19274722 You can't have a stove in a dorm anon, it was coffee pot or a communal microwave that smelled like shrimp curry.

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