/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.19411152]

Give it to me straight was is the best bang for your buck snack that isn't a nightmare for your health that I can get at a common Northwestern US gas station like Chevron /ck/
I get SmartFood, it's too expensive. It's good, but, there's probably really good stuff too. I'm waiting for my healthy food to cook.

[Anonymous No.19411155]

NIGGA SHUT YO GOOFY AHH UP

[Anonymous No.19411166]

>>19411155
I thought I could be myself here

[Anonymous No.19411169]

Baked lays maybe?

[Anonymous No.19411189]

Usually they serve (by law) some kind of fruit, usually a banana. They can be reasonably priced.
Also the usually serve canned foods.

[Anonymous No.19411200]

>>19411152
Not sure about your local gas station, but around my area you can find tortillas and cheese. Get those and make quesadillas at home. Maybe get a jar of salsa as well. Not really that healthy but filling and far better for you than the premade shit you can get.

[Anonymous No.19411441]

>bang for your buck food
>Gas station

Just get beer

[Anonymous No.19411444]

>frog post
>stupid fucking question
every time

[Anonymous No.19411446]

>>19411189
Are the "they" in the room with you right now?

[Anonymous No.19411452]

>>19411446
My room is not a gas station and I resent you for thinking it is.

[Anonymous No.19411459]

Does Chevron selling popping corn? I pop my own popcorn cuz I like popcorn but refuse to pay for inferior-ass pre-popped shit.
You can carefully pop them in the nukebox if popping them on the hob worries you or you don't want to use that much oil. A word of advice if you do use the microwave method: once you empty the popcorn into a bowl, spray it with butter-flavoured cooking spray, salt it (use pickling or other fine salt), toss to coat and repeat with a second spray-and-salting followed by a third and final one.
It will have less fat this way, but still taste great.
You can also swap butter spray for plain and use stock powder instead of salt. Knorr tomato is great for this as is tamarind. Maggi powders tend to have cornstarch and don't taste nice unless added to water so don't use those.

[Anonymous No.19411461]

>>19411152
Sunflower seeds.

[Anonymous No.19411481]

>>19411152
Pork rinds.

[Anonymous No.19411493]

>>19411461
but sNeEd OiLs

[Anonymous No.19411561]

>>19411152
An apple

[Anonymous No.19411594]

>>19411152
>I'm waiting for my healthy food to cook.
meat n 3veg takes 10min to cook

[Anonymous No.19411811]

>>19411152
buy whirli-pop.
buy pop corn kernel
buy some kind of oil and salt
make weeks supply of popcorn in 2 minutes.

[Anonymous No.19411835]

>>19411152
Fruits, apples, oranges, berries, banan, etc. They're healthy, delicious, and low cost, they just spoil fast. You'll feel better and stronger if you get yourself into a fruit eating habit.

[Anonymous No.19411840]

>>19411835
my brain skipped over the "you can get at a gas station" part. Wherever there's a gas station, should be a grocery somewhere. Go there and snack on fruits instead of eating gas station garbage.

[Anonymous No.19412051]

>>19411152
Pork skins

[Anonymous No.19412057]

>>19411152
Just by a firearm and end it all especially for being a dumb frogposter.

captcha related

[Anonymous No.19412073]

>>19411152
for a gas station smartfood is probably your best bet honestly. Maybe kettle corn if they have that. I'd say nuts or seeds but those are insanely overpriced at gas stations

[Anonymous No.19412128]

>>19411152
some kind of raw nut. peanuts, cashews, etc.

[Anonymous No.19413166]

>>19412128
i'll give you some kind of raw nut to eat

[Anonymous No.19413212]

>>19411152
Apples slices with peanut butter.

[Anonymous No.19413228]

Probably nuts, or trail mix if it doesn't have too much chocolate or candy shit.

[Anonymous No.19413242]

>>19411152
go back

[Anonymous No.19413250]

>>19411152
I'd say cashews desu

[Anonymous No.19413253]

>>19411152
Peanuts or sunflower seeds